Compare flexo and digital printing for corrugated boxes by run length, job mix, setup, print requirements, workflow, and total production cost.
Flexo vs Digital Printing for Corrugated Boxes: How to Choose the Right Technology Read More »
A practical guide to feeding system adjustments that help keep corrugated board stable through the printer and reduce transport-related printing problems.
How to Adjust a Corrugated Flexo Printer Feeding System for Stable Board Transport Read More »
A practical guide to evaluating a corrugated flexo printer, from production requirements and print quality to machine configuration, stability, and future capacity.
How to Choose a Corrugated Flexo Printer: 8 Key Factors to Evaluate Read More »
When purchasing a horizontal baler for waste paper or cardboard, most buyers focus on the baling machine itself: compression force, bale size, bale weight and production capacity. The feeding conveyor is sometimes treated as a secondary component. In actual operation, however, the conveyor has a direct effect on feeding stability, material handling, maintenance and the
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High-speed flexo printing doesn’t create print defects—it exposes hidden weaknesses already present in the system. This article explains why print quality declines at higher production speeds, examines the five key subsystems that affect print stability, and shows how corrugated manufacturers can diagnose the real root cause instead of simply adjusting the print section.
Why Print Quality Drops at Higher Speeds — It’s Not the Speed, It’s the System Read More »
Another Automatic Box Stitching Machine Ready for Overseas Delivery At Jeytop, every machine goes through a complete manufacturing, inspection, and packaging process before shipment. Recently, one of our automatic box stitching machines successfully completed production, factory testing, and final packaging. The machine is now being loaded into a shipping container and will soon be delivered
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Fruit packaging looks simple, but the choice of corrugated board can directly affect cost, protection, printing quality, and transportation efficiency. Among all flute types, E-flute corrugated board has become one of the most widely used materials for fruit boxes, especially for premium fruits, supermarket-ready packaging, and export cartons. But why exactly is E-flute so popular?
Why E-Flute Corrugated Board Is Widely Used for Fruit Boxes? Read More »
Uneven ink coverage in corrugated printing is often blamed on ink, anilox rolls, or doctor blades. In reality, drying imbalance, board moisture variation, and pressure differences across machine width are frequently the real causes. This article explains how to identify the source before making unnecessary adjustments.
Uneven Ink Coverage in Corrugated Printing — What Actually Causes It? Read More »
In corrugated flexo printing, quality problems often appear only after the machine has been running for a while. This article explains what changes first as the system warms up and how to diagnose the real cause.
Introduction One of the questions I hear most often from new box manufacturers and packaging buyers is: “Which corrugated flute types should I choose for my boxes?” At first glance, corrugated board may seem simple. It is just paper formed into waves and bonded between liners. However, the flute profile has a significant impact on
Corrugated Flute Types Guide: Thickness, Strength & Applications Read More »
In corrugated box plants, flexo print quality often drops after several hours of running. This article explains why flexo printing issues appear during long runs, what changes first inside the system, and how to diagnose the real cause without blaming the ink.
Why Flexo Print Quality Drops During Long Runs — And What to Check First Read More »
Ink not drying in flexo printing is often blamed on environment or ink. This real production case reveals the actual cause — and how system imbalance leads to drying failure.
Case: Ink Not Drying Was Blamed on Humidity — But That Was Not the Real Problem Read More »
