aaltopakkauksen

Aaltopakkaus refers to corrugated packaging, a common material used for shipping and protective packaging. It is characterized by its layered structure, typically consisting of one or more fluted (wavy) layers sandwiched between flat liners. This construction provides strength and cushioning properties, making it ideal for protecting goods during transit.

The manufacturing process of corrugated packaging involves corrugating a medium paper, which is then combined with linerboard using adhesives. The fluted layer acts as a series of arches, distributing weight and resisting crushing forces. The number and type of flutes, as well as the thickness and type of paper used, determine the strength and performance characteristics of the final packaging.

There are various types of corrugated packaging, including single-wall, double-wall, and triple-wall constructions, each offering different levels of strength. Single-wall is the most common, suitable for a wide range of applications. Double-wall and triple-wall provide enhanced protection for heavier or more fragile items.

Aaltopakkaus is highly valued for its versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness. It is also widely recognized for its environmental benefits, as it is largely made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable itself, contributing to a more sustainable packaging solution. Its lightweight nature also reduces shipping costs and carbon emissions.