Paper, Packaging & Related Product Solutions

  LWC (Light Weight Coated), WF Coated (Wood Free Coated), C1S Label Paper, WF Uncoated (Wood Free Uncoated), Recycled Coated / Uncoated, SC (Super Calendared), Thermal, Self Adhesive, SBS Board (Solid Bleached Sulphite), FBB (Folding Box Board), Kraft (Brown / White), Fluting, NCR (Carbonless), Coloured Paper & Board, Tissue, WTL (White Top Linerboard), Testliner, Kraftliner, Glassine, Metallized, Poly Coated Cup Stock (C1S & C2S), Greyboard, CCK (Clay Coated Kraft), Greaseproof, Wetstrength ...

 Corrugated boxes are comprised of many layers of paperboard and are the most common type of cardboard box. They have two or three outer layers, with a corrugated 'medium' layer for added stability and durability, and are made using a corrugating machine, and an adhesive to stick the layers together. These boxes can come in single-wall, double-wall, triple-wall, and anti-static.  Some examples of common corrugated boxes are moving boxes, pizza boxes, and corrugated shipping boxes, also known as mailing boxes.

 Kraft Bag 

Our "kraft bag" products, which is simple and fast to use with a high carrying

capacity, is made of environmentally friendly natural paper.

Recycling operations can be carried out using less energy than nylon and other non-natural

bags.

As it is produced, it allows for little space and high inventories.

It is often used in fast food, takeaway restaurants and cafes, e-commerce, technology stores,

retail sectors and supermarkets.

High Bearing Capacity

Brand-Specific Design

Production in Special Sizes

White and Kraft Paper Option

 Paperboard boxes are made from a paper-based material that is thicker than regular paper used for documents and writing, and is usually around 0.01 inches thick, and are sometimes referred to as chipboard boxes. Manufactured via a process called pulping which includes mechanically or chemically grinding wood down, paperboard boxes — which can be bleached or unbleached — are typically used for baked goods, food or cereal, drugs and toiletries such as soapboxes, gift boxes, and shirt boxes.