containerboard
Thick, strong paper used to make the sides and inside layers of corrugated shipping boxes
- noun
- /kənˈteɪnərbɔrd/
- Specialized
:
cartón para contenedores
- Many manufacturers prefer to use recycled materials in their containerboard to create more sustainable packaging.
Examples
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To reduce costs, the company sourced its containerboard from local suppliers instead of importing it.
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The averages are 85 percent for boxboard, 59 percent for containerboard (used for corrugated boxes), and 22 percent for kraft paper packaging.
Academic text (1998) -
The factory produces high-quality containerboard for shipping boxes that require extra strength.
Synonyms
paperboard
vscontainerboard
A thick, stiff type of paper used for boxes and signs
is a specialized type used for corrugated box sides and liners
How Strong
fiberboard
1
6.0
- US
containerboard
1
4.7
- Specialized
corrugated board
1
4.5
cardboard
133
1.0
paper
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
containerboard singular
containerboards plural
Morphology
Etymology
Containerboard comes from the everyday words container ('something that holds things') and board ('a flat, stiff piece of material'). So, containerboard is a strong paper board used to make containers like shipping or cardboard boxes.