Yes, cardboard containers can withstand resistances exceeding 4,000 pounds, far surpassing their structural capacity, in addition to the weight they carry inside. They also come at a lower cost compared to wooden containers.

Our corrugated cardboard pallets represent the optimal choice for ensuring lower costs compared to wooden pallets in many instances. Since they do not necessitate expensive treatments such as thermal or chemical fumigation, they can serve as the superior alternative. Moreover, they prove excellent for export and retail sales, especially in scenarios where product transport specifications are stringent.

At Boxes.mx, one of our services is to provide our clients with the ability to make partial deliveries while managing an inventory of their packaging products in our warehouses.

Yes, we hold the ISO 9001:2015 certification for machinery and processes, ensuring the quality and efficiency of our products and services.

No, our cardboard pallets are highly durable, tailored to meet the specific needs of our customers. They can be manufactured to withstand loads similar to those of wooden pallets; however, misuse can damage them and compromise their quality and strength, as with any other type of pallet.

They help maintain the structure within a stack of boxes on a pallet, providing security by preventing damage from corner impacts on your load. Additionally, they offer cost-effective support.

No, most boxes serve a specific purpose, and as such, their dimensions, strength, among other variables, are determined to fulfill that purpose. Our packaging engineering department specializes in designing according to the specific requirements of your products.

Our cardboard pallets can be manufactured with a special moisture-resistant coating for shipments that demand it, particularly suitable for maritime transportation.

Our packaging engineering department can assist you in redesigning your cardboard packaging to suit your products. Additionally, we can provide you with samples at no extra cost using our CAM/CAD tables. This can lead to optimizing your packaging and reducing costs.

No, the majority of corrugated cardboard products incorporate recycled material ranging from 70% to 100% in their manufacturing, significantly reducing the need to cut down trees for fiber production. These products, when discarded, enter the recycling cycle, being transformed into new items. Paper, in particular, can be recycled up to 25 times. All the paper we use is certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).