How does FBB paper perform in terms of folding and creasing during the packaging manufacturing process, and are there considerations for intricate packaging designs?

FBB (folding boxboard) paper is widely used in the packaging industry due to its excellent resistance to folding and creasing during the manufacturing process. This type of paperboard is designed for folding cartons and other packaging applications.

One of the main advantages of FBB paper is its smooth and hard surface. This property makes creases and creases crisp and clean, giving them a professional and beautiful look. Even when folded along predetermined lines, FBB paper resists cracking and tearing, making it ideal for automatic folding and gluing machines commonly used in packaging production.

FBB paper offers great versatility in general packaging designs. Easy to operate, you can create different types of packaging boxes, cartons, bags and other folding carton applications. The ability to achieve clean, precise folds is especially important in making packaging secure and visually appealing.

However, it is worth noting that FBB paper may have limitations when it comes to complex packaging designs. Very complex shapes with multiple folds and creases can be a challenge for FBB paper. The stiffness and thickness of cardboard affects the flexibility required for complex folding. In these cases, alternative materials such as cardboard or thinner folded cardboard may be considered to achieve the desired packaging design.

FBB paper is a reliable, high-performance material suitable for the most common packaging designs. It is popular in the packaging industry because it can be folded and creased without cracking or tearing and has a smooth, hard surface. Although FBB paper may have limitations for very complex designs, it is still a versatile and suitable choice for a variety of folding carton applications.