Corrugated box manufacturing at Kraftboat Industries

Manufacturing Process

HOW WE MAKE CORRUGATED PACKAGING

From kraft paper to finished boxes.

Discover the key stages in our corrugated box manufacturing process. Each step is designed to transform quality raw materials into dependable packaging tailored to customer requirements.

Paper Reel Storage manufacturing stage01

Paper Reel Storage

Kraft paper reels for liners and fluting are stored carefully to preserve material quality.

Corrugation manufacturing stage02

Corrugation

Kraft paper passes through heated corrugating rollers to form flutes, which are bonded to liner paper to create single-face board.

Double Face & Multi-Ply Board manufacturing stage03

Double Face & Multi-Ply Board

The single-face board is bonded with additional liners and fluting to produce the required 3-ply, 5-ply or 7-ply corrugated board.

Slitting, Scoring & Trimming manufacturing stage04

Slitting, Scoring & Trimming

The board is cut to the required dimensions, with precise scoring to guide accurate folding.

Flexographic Printing manufacturing stage05

Flexographic Printing

Customer-specific graphics, branding and handling information are printed onto the corrugated board.

Slotting & Die Cutting manufacturing stage06

Slotting & Die Cutting

Printed sheets are slotted or die-cut to the required box shape and specifications.

Folding, Gluing & Stitching manufacturing stage07

Folding, Gluing & Stitching

Cut sheets are folded and joined using adhesive or stitching to form the finished box.

Finished Box Inspection manufacturing stage08

Finished Box Inspection

Boxes are dried, stacked and inspected for dimensional accuracy, strength and print quality.

Ready for Dispatch manufacturing stage09

Ready for Dispatch

Finished corrugated boxes are packed and prepared for safe delivery to customers.

Built with precision. Delivered with care.

From material preparation to final inspection, our process is focused on consistent quality, efficient production and packaging that protects your products.

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