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Cartons, Crates and Corrugated Board: Handbook of Paper and Wood Packaging Technology
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Paper, paperboard, corrugated fiberboard and wood are the most widely used packaging materials in the world. Not only are paper and wood significant materials in the history of packaging, but they also are used in an even higher volume in packaging today. There is little doubt they will continue to play a role in the future because trees, from which these ever-useful materials derive, are a plentiful, natural, renewable, biodegradable resource.
This book describes the properties, manufacturing processes, function, and design of wood, paper, paperboard and corrugated fiberboard as packaging materials. Its complete and illustrated section on the history of packaging is enlightening and useful for understanding the reasons behind many of the names and traditional uses of wood- and paper-based packaging. In addition, the book's description of commonly used terminologies and tests, and its in-depth discussions of the justification behind them, make it a useful reference for students and packaging professionals alike.
The authors, Susan E.M. Selke, Ph.D., and Diana Twede, Ph.D., are professors in the Michigan State University School of Packaging, the nation's premier institution for educating packaging professionals
Features
- Covers the materials, processes, and design of virtually all paper and wood packaging
- Fully illustrated
- Endorsed by TAPPI, IoPP, and other packaging groups
- Offers testing guides, performance data and standards information
- Includes a comprehensive historical perspective on wood- and paper-based packaging |
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Preface/Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction and Historical Background
1.1 Wood Packaging History
1.2 Paper-Based Packaging History
1.3 Wood and Paper Packaging Statistics Today
1.4 References
1.5 Review Questions
Chapter 2: Trees and Lumber
2.1 Hardwoods
2.2 Softwoods
2.3 Resource Base and Wood Production
2.4 Production of Lumber
2.5 Engineered Wood Products
2.6 Wood Cost Estimation
2.7 References
2.8 Review Questions
Chapter 3: Structure and Properties of Wood
3.1 Chemical Structure of Wood
3.2 Physical Structure of Wood
3.3 Interaction with Water
3.4 Density of Wood
3.5 Strength of Wood
3.6 Coefficient of Friction
3.7 Conclusion
3.8 References
3.9 Review Questions
Chapter 4: Wooden Containers
4.1 Commercial Box Woods
4.2 Fasteners and Fastening
4.3 Wooden Boxes
4.4 Crates
4.5 Baskets
4.6 Barrels
4.7 Corks
4.8 References
4.9 Review Questions
Chapter 5: Wooden Pallets
5.1 Pallet Terminology and Types
5.2 Pallet Construction
5.3 Alternative Pallet Materials
5.4 Palletization and Unitization
5.5 Pallet Exchange and Rental Programs
5.6 Pallet Performance Prediction and Testing
5.7 References
5.8 Review Questions
Chapter 6: Making Pulp
6.1 Debarking and Chipping
6.2 Pulping
6.3 Defibering, Washing and Screening
6.4 Bleaching
6.5 Recycling and Repulping
6.6 Non-Wood Pulps
6.7 Stock Preparation at the Paper Mill
6.8 Wood Pulp Production Statistics
6.9 References
6.10 Review Questions
Chapter 7: Fabrication of Paper and Paperboard
7.1 Fourdrinier Process
7.2 Cylinder Multi-Ply Paperboard Process
7.3 Comparison of Cylinder and Fourdrinier Multi-Ply Boards
7.4 Paper Coating and Surface Treatment
7.5 References
7.6 Review Questions
Chapter 8: Paper and Paperboard Properties and Tests
8.1 Caliper (Thickness)
8.2 Basis Weight (Grammage)
8.3 Effects of Moisture
8.4 Surface and Optical Properties
8.5 Porosity
8.6 Physical/Mechanical Properties
8.7 References
8.8 Review Questions
Chapter 9: Types of Paper, Paperboard, Laminations and Adhesives
9.1 Kraft Paper
9.2 Greaseproof/Resistant, Parchment and Glassine Papers
9.3 Waxed Paper
9.4 Clay-Coated Paper
9.5 Laminated and Extrusion-Coated Paper
9.6 Cellophane
9.7 Specialty Wrapping Papers: Butcher, Baker, and Tissue Paper
9.8 Newsprint, Book and Office Papers
9.9 Paperboards: Recycled and Kraft
9.10 Containerboard
9.11 Molded Pulp
9.12 Adhesives Used for Paper-Based Packaging
9.13 Metallized Paper
9.14 References
9.15 Review Questions
Chapter 10: Printing on Paper and Paperboard
10.1 Images and Colors
10.2 Text and Supply Chain Elements
10.3 Inks
10.4 Printing Methods
10.5 Preparation for Printing and Quality Control
10.6 References
10.7 Review Questions
Chapter 11: Labels, Bags, and Wraps
11.1 Labels
11.2 Wraps, Pouches and Void Filler
11.3 Bags and Sacks
11.4 References
11.5 Review Questions
Chapter 12: Folding Cartons, Setup Boxes, and Other Paperboard Packages
12.1 Paper Types and Their Properties
12.2 Folding Cartons
12.3 Setup Boxes
12.4 Drink Boxes and Milk Cartons
12.5 Cylindrical Shapes: Composite Cans, Fiber Tubes and Drums
12.6 Beverage Carriers
12.7 Carded Packaging
12.8 References
12.9 Review Questions
Chapter 13: Corrugated Fiberboard Structure and Properties
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Corrugated Board Structure
13.3 Combining Corrugated Board
13.4 Corrugated Board Specification
13.5 Corrugated Board Tests
13.6 References
13.7 Review Questions
Chapter 14: Corrugated Fiberboard Containers
14.1 Box Converting
14.2 Box Specifications
14.3 Corrugated Fiberboard Box Styles
14.4 Case Packing and Sealing
14.5 Substitutes for Corrugated Fiberboard Boxes
14.6 Corrugated Fiberboard Pallets
14.7 Slipsheets: Corrugated and Solid Fiberboard
14.8 Other Corrugated Board Uses
14.9 References
14.10 Review Questions
Chapter 15: Corrugated Fiberboard Shipping Container Standards
15.1 ECT, Compression, and Stacking Strength
15.2 Transport Carrier ""Requirements""
15.3 Beyond Material Properties: Shipping Container Performance Requirements
15.4 References
15.5 Review Questions
Chapter 16: The Future of Wood, Paper, and Paperboard Packaging
16.1 Strengths
16.2 Weaknesses
16.3 Threats from Competing Materials
16.4 Opportunities for the Future
16.5 References
16.6 Questions for the Future
Index |
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Reviews |
"For a reader seeking knowledge of a large and diverse industry, the book has much to offer… (It) is a useful reference (and) gives good descriptions of the principal timber and paper conversion processes, and the various pack types and styles. It offers a good account of material and packaging properties…"
Packaging Technology and Science, Vol. 18 |
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