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These rolls, especially the single-face corrugated rolls, are like protective armor for your products. They are sturdy, flexible, and incredibly versatile. Key Features: Structure: Made of a fluted corrugated sheet and one flat linerboard. Durability: Provides excellent cushioning and protection. Versatility: Can be cut and shaped to fit various products. Advantages of Corrugated Rolls: Flexibility:   Adaptable to various products, whether it is a sleek vase or a bulky electronic item, corrugated rolls conform effortlessly to any shape. Custom Sizing: You can cut these rolls to any length, making them ideal for products of all sizes. Shock Absorption: The fluted inner layer of these rolls acts as a cushion, protecting items from the jolts and bumps of transit. Layered Defense: By wrapping items in a corrugated roll, you are adding an extra layer of defense against external damage. Cost-Effectiveness:   With corrugated rolls, the need for additional packing ...

A-Flute rolls are available from 2″ to 84″, and B-Flute rolls are available from 2″ to 96″.  Both the Medium (fluted) and Liner (flat) sides of Singleface are made up of 23#/26# Medium which is a stock product.  The basis weight of the medium side can range from 18# up to 33#, or higher, per customer’s request.  Basis weight choices range from 18# to 69#, on the Liner side of Singleface.  The Liner side can be constructed with either Medium or Linerboard, depending on basis weights available from paper mills.  Roll lengths are from 50′ to 450′ for A-Flute rolls, and 50′ to 750′ for B-Flute.  Singleface is a non-test product, which means there are no standard ratings for the product. A-Flute is the largest flute and was at one time the only flute size available. B-Flute is a slightly smaller flute and will work well for most applications and is less expensive. A-Flute and B-Flute can also be sheeted and die cut. Typical End Users of Singleface corru...