Cardboard Boxes

Cardboard Boxes, as lightweight paper packaging containers, can be divided into mainstream categories such as corrugated boxes, honeycomb boxes, and kraft boxes according to their structure and protective performance: Corrugated boxes rely on the corrugated sandwich structure to achieve cushioning protection, and are suitable for small and medium-sized light industrial products such as electronic components, hardware accessories, and small mechanical parts; honeycomb boxes rely on the high-strength support characteristics of the honeycomb core and are suitable for heavier industrial products such as precision instruments and medium-sized equipment accessories that need to be protected from extrusion and impact; kraft boxes are made of high-strength kraft paper, which has both toughness and wear resistance. They are suitable for small tools, parts samples, electronic consumables and other light industrial products with basic requirements for appearance, and can also be used as inner packaging cushioning or outer protection supplement.

From a production and application perspective, cardboard boxes are primarily made from recycled waste paper, and with automated die-cutting and forming processes, production efficiency is high and raw material prices are stable, effectively controlling procurement costs. Empty boxes are fully foldable and can be handled manually, making them ideal for e-commerce's "small-batch, multi-batch" shipping needs, reducing warehousing and handling labor costs. Their lightweight design also directly saves 20%-30% on air freight costs. Regarding compliance and service, cardboard boxes contain no wood components, eliminating the fumigation and heat treatment costs associated with solid wooden boxes and the chemical testing required for plastic boxes. They only need to meet basic packaging material hygiene requirements in the importing country, resulting in virtually no additional compliance costs. Our professional team also provides customized services based on the size, shape, and moisture and anti-static protection requirements of industrial products, including material selection and structural design. These services include packaging load-bearing testing, design evaluation, and after-sales service recommendations, ensuring the safety of industrial products during storage, transit, and short-distance transportation, while reducing overall packaging and transportation costs.