About Fluting Paper

Fluting paper is a type of paper used primarily in the production of corrugated cardboard, which is commonly used for packaging. It is the wavy, middle layer of corrugated board that provides the necessary rigidity and strength to the packaging material.

Key Features:

Structure: Fluting paper has a corrugated or wavy pattern when placed between two flat liners, which helps distribute pressure and makes the cardboard strong and resistant to bending and crushing.

Material: Typically made from recycled paper or kraft paper, fluting paper is designed to be strong and lightweight.

Applications: It is widely used in packaging to protect goods during transportation, particularly for shipping boxes and cartons.

Grades: Different grades of fluting paper exist, each offering various levels of strength and durability depending on the requirements of the packaging.