Packaging materials — which board for which product.

Solid bleached board (SBS, GC1), kraft, corrugated cardboard, laminated board, greaseproof paper — each suits something different. Here is how they differ, what grammage and barrier they offer, and which packaging we use them for. We settle the material at the quote stage, from 500 pcs.

In short

Printed packaging mainly uses solid board (SBS/GC1) for premium boxes and folding cartons, kraft board for eco packaging and bags, corrugated cardboard for shipping, and greaseproof paper as a fat barrier. Sabona matches the material and grammage to the product, the structure and the run — produced in Warsaw, from 500 pcs.

Materials and board — made in Warsaw, shipped across Poland and the EU.

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Why materials and board from Sabona

Material for the product

We match grammage and flute to the weight and the way it ships.

A barrier where needed

Grease, moisture and aroma each call for a different solution.

Substrate versus print

The same artwork looks one way on white SBS and another on kraft.

Recyclability

Mono-material instead of laminate — easier recycling, in line with PPWR.

Materials we produce from

Briefly: what it is, what it suits and what not to expect from it.

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Solid board SBS / GC1

Smooth, white, rigid — premium boxes, cosmetics, folding cartons.

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Kraft board

Natural brown, tough — eco packaging, bags, food service.

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Corrugated cardboard

B, C, E flutes and microflute — shipping and protection in transit.

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Laminated board

A rigid core wrapped in paper — drawer boxes and jewellery packaging.

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Greaseproof paper

A fat barrier — bakery, sandwiches, box inserts.

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Speciality papers

A substrate for embossing, hot-stamping and premium finishes.

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Grammage, flute and barrier

Grammage

The heavier the product and the larger the box, the higher the grammage — otherwise the wall bows.

Flute

B and C for shipping, E and microflute for print and smaller packaging.

Barrier

Coatings and barrier papers wherever there is grease, moisture or an aroma to keep in.

How to order

Quote

You give the type, dimensions and run (from 500 pcs).

Design

We develop the structure and graphics for your product and logo.

Approval

You approve the sample, we set the lead time.

Production

We print and produce in-house, and deliver.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cardboard should I choose for packaging?
For premium boxes and folding cartons — solid board SBS/GC1; for shipping — corrugated; for eco and food service — kraft. The weight of the product, the way it travels and how the print should look decide.
What is SBS board?
SBS (Solid Bleached Sulphate) is solid board made from bleached virgin pulp — smooth and uniformly white on both sides. It gives the truest print, which is why it goes into cosmetic, jewellery and premium packaging.
What is the difference between board and corrugated cardboard?
Board is a single rigid layer; corrugated has a fluted layer between two flat ones, which cushions. Board for presentation, corrugated for transport.
What does grammage mean?
Grammage is the weight of a square metre in grams (g/m²). Higher means thicker and stiffer material — but also a higher price and a heavier parcel.
Which material is the most ecological?
The one that can go into paper collection without separating layers. Mono-material board and paper beat laminates — and that is the direction PPWR is taking.

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