Choosing the Right Corrugated Flute
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2017
- You can mix and match flutes based on your product, shipping, and print needs. Discover the different types of flutes and how to pick the best option for shipping your product.
In this video, we answer the questions:
- What are some of the different types of flutes?
- What is double wall corrugated box?
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Having spent the last 39 years standing beside a corrugator watching it run the various flutes you described I give your explanation an A+! Great job!
Me too... been there done that. We got bought out by WestRock a few years back. Fun and accurate presentation on fluting.
I love your energy and enthusiasm. Your explanations are also laced with a little humour. It's amazing how you are able to explain this. I gained so much and feeling like a pro already
Thank you for providing me with the terminology I’ve been searching for!
*_I used to work for a Major Corrugated Container Manufacturer..._*
We made both Single Wall and Double Wall product. One of our other plants made Triple Wall. It was used to ship major appliances like Refrigerators, Washing Machines, etc. It was like a piece of Plywood.
Fun presentation on Fluting. We had all those different type of Rollers. They were preheated with high temperature steam before placing on the Wet End of Corrugator. Heat and Pressure set the glue. Everything is carefully managed for quality control. We could make in excess of 6 million square feet of product per shift.
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a) Cardboard (non corrugated aka chipboard) is also great option for a lot of products. I find a lot of shoes packaged this way, and these boxes are very sturdy, light and easy to the cut into smaller pieces for recycling. It also takes less storage unfolded, because it is usually thinner. It can make a difference when you are selling a lot of stuff. They are usually not the best for shipping, but not always, sometimes they are also very good for shipping!
b) There is also a honeycomb fill (more like squares / rhombus actually usually, but there are products with actual hexagons too around), that is also very strong, and is strong in all directions. It can be used almost as a construction material, insulation, even furniture. If you are packaging very heavy stuff, or separating layers between heavy containers, you can consider it. Or if you package multiple heavy things or varied size (i.e. furniture panels, with side and top and bottom being different widths) inside one package, to fill spaces cheaply, lightly, but also strongly. Or want to secure weirdly shaped items inside the box and fill voids properly. They are very versatile!
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As a new corrugate engineer and designer. Thank you so much for all this info!
Thanks for watching!
Sorry, should have given more detail. I am a corrugate display engineer and designer. The type of displays you see at at Walmart, Kroger, etc.
superb!!!! Got lot of information thank you madam..
Hey! That's a nice presentation dear. Just a suggestion from my side: Can't we make one tabular format wherein we can feed the role of flutes w.r.t. physical characteristics, functional roles, applications etc...
Hi Lumi, Is there any short course on Paper & pulp? I would like to learn ECT, RCT, SCT and more testing methods of kraft papers.
Hi I want to customize my notebook cover im wondering what type if corrugated cardboard is best to use?
Good video however double wall is not two sheets of single wall together. Double wall would be two flutes and 3 liners (5 layers total). Two sheets of single wall together would be 2 flutes and 4 liners making it 6 layers which is not correct..
How about double wall and how to convert to box from the board?
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Very nice very useful and very interesting mam.. thank you very much..
Nice to see you vudeo very informative video 😊what is the importance of GSM for selection of card board box?
Great intro, terribly informative, and great energy and pacing. Subscriiiiiiiibed! (I also listen to the podcast)
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What type of corrugate flute would you use if you want puncture resistance, we ship whiteboards and we get alot of forklift puncture on the surface of our product?
Hi . Lumi
Please answer why C flute large than B flute not series 😊
1:07 THE TRUTH!!!!!
Double wall isn't usually 2 sheets of singlewall board together, as that would end up with 4 liners vs. just 3 liners, right? Also, you said "corr-a-git" at one point - isn't the noun said as corrugated (long "a" sound and "d" at the end or as a verb it is "corr-u-gate", still with long "a" sound?
Hi lumi you are a great presenter. I am new in packaging field and wondering about how to calculate price of corrugated box for the customer is there any formula to calculate?
I want to know too as I am new here too
Where can I buy single face N flute?
Hay I'm Utkarsh from India work in corrugation company which is largest industry for corrugation in india..
But currently we facing cracking problem due so much heat in India..
Do you have any suggestions plz help us..
"Double that puppy up!'
Hi, you create a very good and informative video, can I share it to my Facebook page?
Do you have any uploads discussing the design department? Design is really cool to learn, a buddy of mine made a really nice dresser drawer out of corrugated for his new house lol
Did she say kaputt? She used a German word? 😍
I am so AMPED for cardboard right now
You'll find it interesting that D flute is very common in India
so happi
Interesting engineering
OK so who decided to make it go from A to C to B?? like what I just can't even
We're right there with you. We'll let you know when we get to the bottom of it 😉
@@ShippingThings It's because A and B were invented first. C-flute began to appear in the mid 1960's (first offered commercially in Canada in 1964). People soon learned that A-flute crushed too easily (with lighter papers) but B-flute did not have the (vertical) stacking strength. C-flute fits exactly between the 2 and was created to capture the best of both worlds. Today, A-flute shows up rarely (except in triple-wall and some double-wall) while C-flute is 60 to 70% of the typical output of a corrugating box plant. Additionally, D-flute is not some forgotten, mysterious flute - it's big in Europe but relatively new in North America. Again, it fits exactly in between B- and E-flutes. Just to make things more complicated, D-flute is also called R-flute by some.
While I've got your attention: Double-wall is not 2 single-walls laminated together - it's actually 2 single-face sheets + a liner. Also, chipboard is not cardboard - chipboard is chipboard. Another name for cardboard is "folding carton" (the name I prefer).
BTW - great video and great energy!
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Makes no sense C is before B ???
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She’s a babe
Very dramatic presentation. Important presentation video though.
I love your energy and enthusiasm. Your explanations are also laced with a little humour. It's amazing how you are able to explain this. I gained so much and feeling like a pro already