The logistic properties of corrugated board are mainly reflected in its physical properties, mechanical properties and environmental performance.
Physical properties
The physical properties of corrugated board include density, water absorption and air permeability. The density of corrugated board is small, so it is light and easy to carry. Its water absorption performance is poor, which can effectively prevent the packaged items from getting damp and moldy. In addition, the air permeability of corrugated board is also very important, which can ensure that the packaged items will not be deformed due to pressure caused by evaporation during long-term transportation.
Mechanical properties
The mechanical properties of corrugated board mainly include compression resistance, tensile resistance and bending resistance. The compressive resistance of corrugated board is strong, which can effectively protect the packaged items from being squeezed and deformed during transportation. However, its tensile resistance and bending resistance are poor and need to be enhanced during the production process.
Environmental performance
The environmental performance of corrugated board includes recyclability, degradability and non-toxicity. Corrugated board is made of paper and can be recycled to reduce resource waste. In the natural environment, corrugated board can be naturally degraded and will not pollute the environment. In addition, corrugated board itself is non-toxic and harmless, and will not produce any chemical reaction to the packaged items.
Application scenarios
Corrugated board is widely used in the packaging industry, especially in the fields of logistics and transportation. Due to its lightness, pressure resistance and environmental protection, corrugated board has become an indispensable part of the modern packaging industry. It is not only used to protect goods, facilitate warehousing and transportation, but also plays a role in beautifying and promoting goods.
