Preparing the floor

Kraft liners and corrugated flute in close detail

Quality

The specification is the standard.

ISO 9001:2015, certificate 24MEQTD22, valid to 26 December 2027. A carton is still right only when it matches the board, the size and the print that were agreed.

01

Board for the load

Ply is chosen for the weight and the route: 3 ply, 5 ply, 7 ply and 9 ply, plus heavy-duty and waterproof board when the journey needs it.

02

Flute that stays even

Corrugation is judged by the flute it leaves behind. An uneven flute becomes a weak panel. The line is there to make that geometry repeat.

03

Size against the drawing

Length, width, height, slots, and creases are checked against the approved specification before a bulk run is treated as finished.

04

Print and finish

Where the order includes print, lamination, or a duplex and offset printed mono carton, the mark and the face are reviewed before dispatch.

Flute profiles, seen in section
Flute profiles, seen in section
Sheet edges, ready to be judged
Sheet edges, ready to be judged
A finished carton, closed
A finished carton, closed
Stacks of paper core tubes
Corrugated sheets inside the plant

Material

Paper in. Paper back.

The packaging is corrugated paperboard. It is recyclable after use. The plant works with kraft and recycled fibre, and the responsible choice is usually the lightest board that still protects the product.

ISO 9001:2015 certificate 24MEQTD22 covers manufacture of corrugated cardboard, waterproof boxes, sheets, paper core tubes and related products at the Nangla plant. A copy goes to buyers who need it for an audit.

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