Chipboard
Chipboard is a type of paperboard that is crafted from entirely recycled fibers or waste paper.Because of its recycled material, it has a grey appearance on entire body. Its sturdiness and thickness make it an ideal material for constructing durable and high-quality gift boxes.
Why use it
- High recycled content (up to 100%)
Why not use it
- Not a smooth direct print surface.
- Varies in color
Best Used With
Overview
Chipboard packaging made up of up to 100% recycled content is a popular choice for creating high-end packaging, especially for rigid box structures. This material offers exceptional support and durability for your products. When used for luxury packaging, the chipboard is typically made of thick 800GSM~2100GSM board, which is then wrapped in specialty paper to create an ideal surface for printing. This premium chipboard is the best option available and is frequently used to package cosmetics, electronics, wine and spirits, as well as apparel and jewelry.
Paperboard Thickness
Paperboard Thickness Chart
Thickness (Microns) | Norminal Basis Weight (GSM) | Basestock Properties (Units) | Caliper (Inches) | Commonly Used For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
305µ | 250gsm | 12pt | 0.012'' | Bags, Liner paper |
356µ | 275gsm | 14pt | 0.014'' | Takeout Boxes, Cups |
406µ | 300gsm | 16pt | 0.016'' | Heavy duty Bags, Takeout Box |
456µ | 350gsm | 18pt | 0.018'' | Product Packaging |
610µ | 400gsm | 24pt | 0.024'' | Heavy duty packaging |
710µ | 527gsm | 28pt | 0.028'' | Very heavy duty packaging boxes |