At Gryffith Packaging, we take pride in our manufacturing process. We use the latest technology and equipment to produce high-quality corrugated and carton boxes that meet the needs of our customers.

Our manufacturing process begins with the production of paperboard. We use high-quality wood pulp to make our paperboard, which is then processed through machines to create the desired thickness and strength.

Next, we produce the corrugating medium. This is the wavy layer that gives corrugated boxes their strength and cushioning. We use a particular type of paperboard to create the corrugating medium, and we control the thickness and wave pattern to ensure that our boxes meet the specific requirements of our customers.

Once the paperboard and corrugating medium have been produced, they are assembled to form a corrugated box. We use a variety of machines to cut, score, glue, and fold the paperboard to create the desired box shape.

Finally, we print the boxes with the customer's logo, product information, or other graphics. We use a variety of printing methods to ensure that our boxes look their best.

Our manufacturing process is designed to be efficient and environmentally friendly. We use recycled materials whenever possible, and we take steps to reduce waste and emissions.

• Papermaking: We use high-quality wood pulp to make our paperboard. The pulp is processed through machines to create the desired thickness and strength.
• Corrugating: We create the corrugating medium by running a sheet of paperboard through a series of rollers that create a wavy pattern.
• Assembling: The paperboard and corrugating medium are then assembled to form a corrugated box. We use a variety of machines to cut, score, glue, and fold the paperboard to create the desired box shape.
• Printing: We print the boxes with the customer's logo, product information, or other graphics. We use various printing methods to ensure that our boxes look their best.
• Quality control: We inspect all of our boxes for defects before they are shipped to our customers. We use various methods to ensure the quality of our boxes, including visual inspection, dimensional measurement, and strength testing.

At Gryffith Packaging, we take quality control very seriously. We have a comprehensive quality control program in place that ensures that all of our corrugated and carton boxes meet the highest standards.

• Inspection of raw materials: We inspect all of our raw materials, including paperboard, glue, and printing inks, for defects before they are used.
• Dimensional accuracy: We measure the dimensions of each corrugated and carton box at various stages of the manufacturing process to ensure that they meet the required specifications.
• Strength testing: We test the strength of each corrugated and carton box using various methods, such as the burst test and edge crush test.
• Visual inspection: We inspect each corrugated and carton box for defects, such as tears, dents, or missing glue.
• Documentation: We keep accurate documentation of all quality control checks and tests performed on corrugated and carton boxes. This documentation can be used to track the manufacturing process's quality over time and identify any areas that need improvement.

In addition to these measures, we have a team of quality control experts responsible for monitoring the manufacturing process and ensuring that all our products meet the highest standards.

We measure the quality of our corrugated and carton boxes using a variety of methods, including:

• Customer satisfaction surveys: We regularly survey our customers to get their feedback on the quality of our products.
• Complaints and returns: We track the number of complaints and returns we receive to identify areas where we can improve our quality control program.
• Internal audits: We conduct regular internal audits to assess the effectiveness of our quality control program.

We can ensure that our corrugated and carton boxes meet the highest standards by implementing these quality control measures. This helps us protect our customers' products, improve customer satisfaction, and reduce the risk of recalls or product liability claims.