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Are you looking for Moving Boxes suppliers? If so, take a look below for some valuable information that may help you in your search.

Box Types

We have broken down the box category into 3 different types: Shipping Boxes, Storage Boxes, and Moving Boxes.  This should help you find the boxes that are right for you.  Make sure that the boxes you buy are right for the job.  Take a look at www.ThePackGuide.com for a detailed list of the best moving box suppliers on the web.

Moving Boxes

We at ThePackGuide.com define the moving box as any storage medium solely used for the purposes of moving.  Moving boxes are normally more heavy duty.  We suggest using double or triple wall corrugated boxes to prevent damage to your goods. Take a look below for UPS Box Strength guidelines.

The Corrugated Box

The corrugated box has two main parts: the linerboard and the medium. Both of these components are constructed from a heavy paper known as containerboard.  The linerboard is the flat portion of the box which you can see that adheres to the medium. The medium is the wavy, fluted paper in between the liners.  The combination of the parts mentioned above create the corrugated box.

When a single sheet of corrugated is placed on its end, the flutes form rigid columns which can support a great deal of weight. The space in between the flutes acts as a cushion and insulation to protect the box's contents.

Flute Sizes

Flutes come in many sizes and are determined by the distance from the bottom to the top of a single flute or the number of flutes per foot. Larger flute profiles deliver greater strength and cushioning.

 

UPS BOX STRENGTH GUIDELINES
Maximum Weight of Contents (lbs.) Size Limit of Box (inches)
L + W + H
Bursting Test (lbs. per sq. in.) Edge Crush Test (ECT) (lbs. per in. width)
SINGLE WALL CORRUGATED BOXES
30 75 200 32
40 75 200 40
50 85 250 44
65 95 275 55
80 105 350 NA
DOUBLE WALL CORRUGATED BOXES
60 85 200 48
80 95 275 51
100 105 350 61
120 110 400 71
140 115 500 82
150 120 600 NA

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