Corrugated Box & Lamination

How we make printed corrugated boxes

We print your artwork offset on paper, then laminate the printed sheet onto corrugated board. This is called litho-lamination, and it is how shipping and retail boxes get a sharp, full-colour print.

The laminated board is then die-cut, creased and glued into the box style you need. All of it happens in our plant in Jelambar, West Jakarta.

Board constructions

• Single face: one liner plus one fluted layer (2 layers). Flexible; used as a wrap or as the base for lamination.
• Single wall (also called double face): a flute between two liners (3 layers). The standard for most boxes.
• Double wall: two flutes and three liners (5 layers). For heavy goods and high stacks.

Flute options

• E-flute (about 1.5 mm): a fine, flat surface that prints well. Retail boxes, mailers, food and cosmetic boxes.
• B-flute (about 3 mm): the all-rounder for printed shipping cartons.
• C-flute (about 4 mm): more cushioning and stacking strength for heavier products.

Not sure which to choose? Tell us the product weight, how it ships and how high it stacks, and we'll recommend the board. Our guide to corrugated flute types (in Indonesian) explains the trade-offs.

Ordering

Send the product's inner dimensions, weight, quantity and artwork, or ask us to design it. You get a quote within one business day, then a dummy to check the fit and a printed proof before production. Minimum order starts at 500 pcs depending on size. Most orders are ready 10–14 working days after artwork approval; we confirm the date in your quote.