A newer standard that has achieved widespread acceptance is the Edge Crush Test (ECT). This is a true performance test and is directly related to the stacking strength of a carton. ECT is a measure of the edgewise compressive strength of corrugated board. It is measured by compressing a small segment of board on edge between two rigid platens ...

ECT-48 boxes, which are also commonly referred to as 48 ECT boxes, are heavy-duty corrugated materials that boast high-strength double wall construction.

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作为测试纸张、纸板和瓦楞纸板等材料峰值负荷的最常见方法之一，ETC (Edge crush testing)边压测试是任何良好瓦楞质量保证过程中的关键因素。 这项技术也被称为ECT，对于计算任何由瓦楞纸制成的包装的整体强度和耐…

Below is a chart that breakdowns different types of corrugated material and their corresponding bursting test and ECT rating, along with the maximum load per carton. The 32 ECT, 44 ECT, and 48 ECT are the most common box varieties, due to …

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When conducting an Edge Crush Test (ECT) on corrugated boxes, it is essential to understand how to interpret the results. The ECT measures the stacking strength of a box, which is the amount of weight it can hold before it collapses. The higher the ECT value, the stronger the box. The ECT value is typically printed on the bottom of the box.

This 48" L x 48" W corrugated layer pad features double-wall 275#DW/ECT-48 construction for extra stacking strength. Made to provide cushioning and to distribute weight loads, this shock-absorbing pad can be used for separating pallet layers or cut to fit for

All boxes meet an Edge Crush Test (ECT) standard or have a maximum burst strength rating, both of which indicate a box’s strength. ECT standards measure the amount of force a box can withstand before the edges collapse. ECT 48 is comparable to a 275 lb. burst strength.

The edge crush test (ECT) tests how much weight can be stacked on top of a box without the edges being damaged. Common ECT ratings are 32 for single-wall boxes, 44-48 for double-wall boxes and 60-90 for triple wall boxes.