1 Introduction Paper is a highly useful and Versatile Material used for many purposes.

Aside from being used as a medium for the communication of printed world, paper is also commonly used be as a packing material. The manufacturing of Corrugated paperboard is one of the largest tonnage items of the paper packing industry. Aside from the fact that it is inexpensive to produce, corrugated paperboard is resistant to water, vapor, gases, oil, grease, mold, insects, rodents, corrosion and impact. Furthermore, because paper is an excellent medium for printed word, such as advertising, corrugated paper board and boxes have become the most popular type of packing and shipping cartons for radios, television sets, rugs, refrigerators, mattresses, furnitures, and a number of other products including heavy machinery and equipment. The machinery manufactures of couurgated paperboard in the Republic of China have achieved a level of technical know-how that has enabled them to begin exporting package plants. Currently, corrugated paperboard machinery from Europe, the U.S.A. and Japan are competing head-on with Taiwan in the Southeast Asian market. However, the much-promoted automatic machinery from the West with their high price tags simply may not fit into the budgets of most Southeast Asian clients. We believe that our pricing, structure, experience, and subsequent success in the production of this machinery coupled with our after sale services makes us the most qualified supplier for the transferal of this technology to any region.

2 General Process Information 2.1 Description of manufacturing Process A corrugators is a continuous process set of machines, designed toP bring together three, five or seven sheets of paper to form single, double or triple wall corrugated board. The reels of paper are fed into the corrugators, the paper isP conditioned with heat and steam and fed between corrugating rolls, which give the paper its fluted shape in the Single Facer. Starch is applied to the tips of the flutes on one side and the inner liner is glued to the fluting. The corrugated fluting medium with one liner attached to it is called single face and travels along the machine towards Double Backer Facer where the single face meets the outer liner and forms corrugated board. The corrugated board is then cut and stacked. 2.2 Flow Chart of manufacturing Process 2.2.1 Corrugated board 2.2.2 Box converting