A corrugated box is a versatile and widely used packaging container made from corrugated cardboard. It consists of three layers: an inner liner, an outer liner, and a fluted or wavy layer sandwiched between them. This unique construction provides strength, durability, and cushioning, making corrugated boxes ideal for protecting a wide range of products during shipping, handling, and storage.

Corrugated boxes come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different items, from small electronics and household goods to large appliances and industrial equipment. They can be customized with additional features such as handles, partitions, inserts, or printing to meet specific packaging needs or branding requirements.

The corrugated box manufacturing process involves cutting, folding, and gluing the cardboard sheets into the desired shape and size. Depending on the intended use and application, corrugated boxes may be produced in single-wall, double-wall, or triple-wall configurations, offering varying levels of strength and protection.