Union Camp Graphics Group: White paper

Union Camp Graphics Group (Norcross, GA) has released a white paper outlining production and operational issues that must be considered if a packager converts from folding carton to Microlite® micro-corrugated containers.

Union Camp Graphics Group

Jan 31, 1999

Summarizes results from a recent comparative trial of these two packaging structures on cartoning equipment. Focuses on machine adjustments and changeovers required, production efficiencies/runnability, and package quality/defects.

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