It’s been almost 150 years since G. Smyth built the first machine for producing large quantities of corrugated board. Today’s corrugated machines are far more advanced, with new technologies introduced constantly to keep up with the sector’s explosive growth. The promulgation of that technical knowledge is critical to further growth. TAPPI’s Corrugated Packaging Division serves as a forum for knowledge-sharing ...
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Amping Up Corrugators to Rock the Industry
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With many dynamic factors in play, it’s critical that corrugated manufacturers get the most out of their machinery investments. Our experts tell you how.
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Achieving consistency and high quality requires planning and established protocols that involve all personnel.
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Paper360° was recently invited to corrugated giant Saica Group’s El Burgo mill near Zaragoza, Spain, where the company has invested in the very latest internal digitalized logistics.
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Corrugated packaging can do more than ever in terms of altering consumer perception, conveying product information, and serving new markets.
Read More »The Conversion of Corra Gator-Boardy
Ride along with Corra in a series of six mini-adventures on her way from a flat corrugated board to an amazing, corrugated container. In this issue: print sections.
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Ride along with Corra in a series of six mini-adventures on her way from a flat corrugated board to an amazing, corrugated container. Part 1: Feeder Section
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