Materials

Often listed on the box maker's certificate are two values, one being the Burst (Mullen) Test and the other being Edge Crush Test (ECT). However, not all boxes have both values stamped on them, so what's the difference between the two?

Navigating through the various types of films and knowing what’s best for your application can be tricky. We’ve put together this usage guide and answers to the most frequently asked stretch wrap questions to help...

Strapping is the most commonly used way to bundle products for shipping. There are many different types of strapping available and it’s important to know the specifications and use for each...

Gloves have always been an important aspect of workplace safety to protect workers’ most valuable tool, their hands. With a wide variety of gloves on the market, it can be challenging to choose the right hand protection...

To increase packaging and warehouse efficiency, you must have the right tools. Here are a few tools you should consider for your shipping team that won't break the bank...

UPS and FedEx apply DIM weight pricing to all packages, so it’s important to know how to properly calculate billable weight and more importantly, how to keep these shipping costs at a minimum...

Although removing gloves may seem straightforward, there are some important steps to take to limit cross-contamination. Follow this guide to ensure proper removal...

There are many common misconceptions about packaging during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are here to bust the myths and provide you with correct information...

Tape and glue offer specific advantages over the other. Ultimately, the best packaging adhesive for the job will depend on your packaging line, existing equipment, and the volume of usage...

We’re happy to offer quality anti-fatigue matting and flooring solutions for your workforce. An ergonomic matting and flooring program, combined with the appropriate footwear, is a winning strategy...

A splice is the process of joining two rolls of a product using tape, called splicing tape, to create one continuous roll. This is done in place of rethreading a machine each time a new roll of product is needed. Find out more about our top selling spicing tapes...

Have you ever noticed the little seal on the bottom of a corrugated box? Watch our short video to understand how to read a Box Maker's Certificate...