Corrugated Buffer box

About Corrugated Buffer box

Corrugated buffer specifications can vary, but they generally relate to the materials, dimensions, and structural properties of the buffer. Common specifications include the type of paper (e.g., virgin Kraft paper), paper grades (e.g., 140/150 GSM), thickness (e.g., 5mm-21mm), dimensions (e.g., 1220x2440mm), and moisture content. Other important factors are the number of flutes (e.g., single flute, double flute), and the buffer's ability to withstand compression (BCT) and edge crush (ECT). 

Corrugated buffer specifications can vary, but they generally relate to the materials, dimensions, and structural properties of the buffer. Common specifications include the type of paper (e.g., virgin Kraft paper), paper grades (e.g., 140/150 GSM), thickness (e.g., 5mm-21mm), dimensions (e.g., 1220x2440mm), and moisture content. Other important factors are the number of flutes (e.g., single flute, double flute), and the buffer's ability to withstand compression (BCT) and edge crush (ECT).