Plain brown single face corrugated fiberboard packaging pads. Flutes run widthwise. These pads are 50/63 basis (one 50lb. Face sheet glued to a 63lb. Corrugated sheet). "B" flute". Approximately 3/16" thick.
Single Face
Single face corrugated fiberboard is made by gluing a flat sheet of linerboard to a sheet of corrugating material which has passed through a "single facer" which formed it into a series of arches. Single face corrugated fiberboard packaging, although used principally for wrapping and for interior packing, is also widely used as a decorative material in window and point of purchase displays. Glass articles and other fragile items are often enclosed in this fiberboard before being packed in a box. It is also used quite extensively by retail stores for wrapping merchandise for local delivery, and by household goods movers.
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Note: All Corrugated & Cardboard Sheets are manufactured in strict accordance with ASTM-D-4727 (Formerly #PPP-F-320).
Single Face
Single face corrugated fiberboard is made by gluing a flat sheet of linerboard to a sheet of corrugating material which has passed through a "single facer" which formed it into a series of arches. Single face corrugated fiberboard packaging, although used principally for wrapping and for interior packing, is also widely used as a decorative material in window and point of purchase displays. Glass articles and other fragile items are often enclosed in this fiberboard before being packed in a box. It is also used quite extensively by retail stores for wrapping merchandise for local delivery, and by household goods movers.
Need a SIZE you don't see? We can Customize it!
Ask our dedicated Team can assist in delivering a Specific Size. For all your CORRUGATED SHEET needs? Click Request Information.
Note: All Corrugated & Cardboard Sheets are manufactured in strict accordance with ASTM-D-4727 (Formerly #PPP-F-320).
