Mechanical design of corrugated packaging box
Without packaging, it would be very difficult to distribute consumer goods. The packaging protects the merchandise during shipment, informs the user about the product, extends the life of the product, and last but not least, it helps the economy and the recycling process, especially with the late...
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| Language: | EN |
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THOT Publishing House
2021
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/bfbb3ff7ddae4acaaa035227b3a81865 |
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| Summary: | Without packaging, it would be very difficult to distribute consumer goods. The
packaging protects the merchandise during shipment, informs the user about the product,
extends the life of the product, and last but not least, it helps the economy and the recycling
process, especially with the latest trend on being environmentally friendly. A packaging box
should confer mechanical protection when manipulating the product, but also should be
economically feasible when it comes to production costs. The packaging material that meets
the above criteria is cellulose. “Packages made from corrugated cardboard are products made
from renewable raw materials, which can be optimally integrated into production cycles”[1].
Design packaging takes into account factors like manipulation, shipping, distribution, and
product marketing by using graphics and information printed on the package. As a result of
this, packaging designers are looking for solutions that make the packaging life cycle optimal
and feasible when taking into account factors like mechanical strength, chemical, climatic and
biologic |
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