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What to Include in a Carton Machinery RFQ A good request for quotation lets suppliers compare the same job. It also exposes missing requirements before equipment is ordered. Use this checklist for a fu… 
From Paper Roll to Finished Carton: A Process Map A carton plant connects board making, printing, cutting and finishing. A process map makes it easier to identify where a new machine fits and where quality sho… 
How to Select a Folder Gluer for Corrugated Boxes A folder gluer is selected around the box blank, not just a catalog model name. The folding path, glue joint and finished box dimensions determine whether a jo… 
Slitter Scorer Setup for Consistent Box Blanks Slitting sets the board width, while scoring creates the fold lines needed by later converting steps. The two settings should be planned from the finished blan… 
Flexo Printing and Die Cutting: What to Specify A flexo printing and die-cutting line turns corrugated sheets into printed box blanks. The right configuration follows the artwork, board size and required box… 
How to Compare Corrugated Line Capacity A design-speed figure is helpful for initial screening, but it does not tell you how many saleable sheets your plant will ship. Capacity depends on the board r… 
Choosing a Single Facer and Flute Profile The single facer creates the fluted layer that gives corrugated board much of its structure. Choosing the machine begins with the boxes you plan to make, rathe… 
How a Corrugated Board Line Fits Together A corrugated board line connects several machines into one continuous process. Understanding the handoff between stages helps a buyer discuss layout, board str…
