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CS Packaging Blog
What Types of Protective Packaging Does My Product Need?
Packages often live hard lives. They are jostled about by machines and conveyor belts. People toss them on trucks or stack them to unreasonable heights without worrying about crushing what is inside. If it is your precious product inside that package, you might have a big problem on your hands. So, whose fault is it when a product arrives broken or damaged? Some responsibility lies in th...
Mastering Corrugated Box Sizes & Thickness: A Guide to Choosing the Right Packaging
Corrugated boxes, commonly called cardboard boxes, are the go-to packaging solution for numerous products – and it’s easy to understand why. These boxes are not only sustainable and user-friendly, but they’re also made from recycled paper and boast exceptional recyclability compared to other packaging materials. The durability of corrugated packaging can be attributed to its unique const...
Strength and Structure: Corrugated Box Strength Guidelines
The corrugated box is a staple in the shipping industry, offering a reliable and cost-effective way to protect products during transit. But if you want to ensure your product's safety, it’s essential to understand corrugated box strength guidelines. Knowing corrugated box makeup and related strength statistics can help you make sure that whatever you ship arrives safely at its destinatio...
Edge Crush Test for Corrugated Cartons
Very few products have impacted and revolutionized the packaging industry the way that corrugated material has. This simple, yet highly durable material is utilized in nearly every industry and market around the globe. With the ever-growing popularity of corrugated shipping cartons, continuous improvements must be made to ensure the safety and stability of products in transit around the ...
Inclusivity in Packaging Design: Taking Action in 2023
Packaging is more than a method to hold a product. For some, it means the ability to complete daily tasks without assistance. While package designers think of the shipper and the potential weight and stress of a shipping experience, it is also important to consider the needs of the individual receiving the package. The outward appearance of the package can do more than draw the eye; it c...