Some small details about corrugated boxes!

1. The size of the corrugated box is divided into inner size, manufacturing size, outer size, and the unit used to express them is generally mm.
2. Sticking/nailing: also known as lap tongue. In order to form the corrugated box and the extra part on one side of the box, the sticky/nail strip height is the same height as the corrugated box, and the length is generally: nailing 35-40mm; Bonding 30-35mm.
3. Shake cover: also known as E cover, divided into outer shake cover and inner shake cover. Generally, the long-sided rocking cover is placed outside as the outer rocking cover, which is closed when folded; The wide-sided shake lid is placed inside as an inner rocking lid, which does not close when folded. According to the different lengths of the inner and outer rocking covers, corrugated boxes can be divided into several types.
4. Box mark: the pattern and text printed on the corrugated box to explain the product name, quantity and size of the corrugated box. The content of the box mark is determined by the customer, and according to the position of printing, it can be divided into a positive mark, a side mark, a positive mark printed in the long direction of the box, and a side mark printed in the wide direction of the box; If the contents printed on both sides of the long direction of the box are different, in order to distinguish, divide the positive mark into a bar mark and a positive mark; The mark is the long direction connected to the nail strip, and the other side is the positive mark.
5. Slotting: the opening between the shaking covers, the height is the same as the height of the rocking cover.
6. Hand hold: also known as hand clasp. Generally, on the side of the corrugated box, the shape is often a rectangle with two rounded ends, the upper part of the straight beer is half worn, and the rest are all worn; The hand arm should be determined according to the customer's requirements to determine the size and position, generally can not beer the pattern.
7. High and low lines: The high and low lines of the corrugated box mean that the crimping line of the inner and outer shaking covers of the corrugated box is not in the same straight line; The inner lid crimping line is about the thickness of a sheet of corrugated paper than the outer rocking lid crimping line.
8. Post-press processing: the production process to make the printed product obtain the required shape and use performance.
9. Die cutting: steel blades are arranged into molds (or carved into molds with steel plates) and frames. The process of rolling and cutting pieces of paper into a certain shape on a die-cutting machine.
10. Indentation: the use of steel wire, through imprinting, on the paper piece to press out marks or leave grooves for bending. It is generally done by a die-cutting machine.
11. Bonding methods: commonly used bonding methods include bonding, self-locking, tape sealing, nailing, etc.