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Corrugated cardboard sheets.<\/h2>\n The produced cardboard sheets may have different “fluting profiles<\/strong>“. To describe a profile, we often use a code made of the association of flute codes (in this order: from the outer flute to the inner flute):<\/p>\n\nSingle face<\/strong>. A flexible element, not a sheet.<\/li>\nDouble face<\/strong>. Examples: A, C or B.<\/li>\nDouble wall\u00a0<\/strong>or “Double-double<\/strong>“. Examples: EB or BC.<\/li>\nTriple wall<\/strong>. Examples: BAK, BCA.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n <\/p>\n
According to the fluting profile and the different papers used, there are different “board grades<\/strong>“. Fine-tuning the board grades is important to a corrugator. He must be able to certify a weight<\/strong> and many physical properties of the cardboard, such as: crushing, puncture, wet strength, etc. Internal laboratory<\/strong> controls are periodically carried on in this context.<\/p>\nThus, a\u00a0cardboard sheet is made of a board grade<\/strong>, with a certain size (“width<\/strong>” and\u00a0“length<\/strong>“) and possibly scoring<\/strong> along.<\/p>\nCorrugated board sheets<\/p><\/div>\n
Manufacturing the packaging.<\/h2>\n The corrugated boards get\u00a0through a number of converting machines<\/strong>, in order to produce the packaging expected by the customer. The packaging can be simple, regular slotted cases<\/strong> (described in the FEFCO<\/strong> standard), complex, cut cases (CAO<\/strong> designs; required die-cuts) as well as POS<\/strong> made of several parts.<\/p>\nThe different converting stages may include the following:<\/p>\n
\nThe scoring machine<\/strong>: formatting or creasing.<\/li>\nPrinting<\/strong>: offset printing machine with coating units.<\/li>\nDie-cutting<\/strong>: rotary cutting tool<\/strong> or\u00a0flat-bed die-cutting machine<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFolder-gluer<\/strong>: to fold and splice the boxes<\/li>\nStrapping machine<\/strong>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCorrugated cardboard case: a telescope cover box<\/p><\/div>\n
Storage and\u00a0logistics.<\/h2>\n A good stock management<\/strong> by batch<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0location<\/strong> is an essential management component for the business of a corrugator. The logistics, allowing for better delivery rounds, is also a key factor.<\/p>\nVolume Software’s answer to the corrugators’ needs: VoluPack\u00a0ERP.<\/h2>\n VoluPack information system is specifically targeted at corrugators.<\/p>\n
Our solution for the corrugators : VoluPack ERP<\/a>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The aim of a corrugator is to sell corrugated board packaging to his customers. He produces corrugated board sheets on a corrugator line (also called corrugator) and converts boards to Regular Slotted Cases (RSC) or more complex packaging. A corrugator can also directly sell sheets to converters. Papers To produce the corrugated cardboard, a corrugator […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":79,"parent":208,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"yoast_head":"\n
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