Box Stitching is an overarching term that is used to describe how a box is fixed together.  Depending on the box type, materials used, performance requirements and box content there are multiple methods to ensure a firm, secure assembly.  Glue, staples, stitches and even tape are some of the more common alternatives to ensure the manufacturing joints are secure.  Your experienced Rusken Packaging Design Consultant will help you understand the right alternatives for your packaging solution.

Wax coatings provide a moisture barrier to preserve the strength of a corrugated container, typically holding wet or iced products such as fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, poultry, and seafood.