The most common flute, also an average grade in school.

It only has One Wall and the most common.

The WAVY inside part of a corrugated sheet.

The amount of recycled paper in an average box.

The name of the combined machines that produce corrugated sheets.

The largest flute and the best grade in school.

This has Three Walls and used for very heavy material such as car parts or watermelons.

The Flute or Fluting of the Corrugated Sheet provides this in a Box.

Corrugated boxes are made from this material.

Scrap from the corrugator goes into giant tubes that suck up the material and end up in this machine.

A smaller flute with 90 flutes per foot, also commonly used for pizzas.

The number of layers or sheets of paper in a Triple-Wall Box.

A Cereal Box is made from this material.

The percent of Corrugated Material that is recycled back into the process of making more paper.

OCC is an abbreviation for this.

Very rarely used and between "B" and "E" flute in terms of height, also not a very good grade in school.

This is very flexible, used for wrapping and protecting products inside of a Corrugated Box, like a glass bottle.

One of the first applications for Corrugated, remember nobody wants a floppy toppy.

After the corrugator, the corrugated sheet goes to this machine or process before shipping to the customer.

What most people outside of the corrugated industry call a corrugated shipping container.

A somewhat common flute and a better than average grade in school.

This has Two Walls and used when more heavy duty applications.

Corrugated container boxes are this many years old.

This stamp on a box tells you everything you need to know about how it was made.

The leading US E-Commerce Company that uses Corrugated Boxes to ship their products to your front door.