Manufacturing
The process below is how paper and board become finished packaging. It is the reason FIDVI is a manufacturer.
Guiding idea
Material → Requirement → Structure. Paper and board are selected for the packaging requirement, then converted through a clear manufacturing sequence.
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The process begins with selecting paper and board material for the packaging requirement.
Material choice follows the packaging requirement — what the pack must protect, how it will be handled, and how it should present. Supplier names and material grades are confirmed against each order rather than listed as fixed catalogue specs.
01
The process begins with selecting paper and board material for the packaging requirement.
Material choice follows the packaging requirement — what the pack must protect, how it will be handled, and how it should present. Supplier names and material grades are confirmed against each order rather than listed as fixed catalogue specs.
02
Paper is processed into corrugated board, forming the structural foundation of corrugated packaging.
Corrugation creates the fluted board structure that gives corrugated packaging its strength and cushioning. It is the foundation for boxes and shipper formats that need reliable handling.
03
Layers are bonded together to form the required board structure.
Paper, fluting and adhesion come together so the board holds as a single structure ready for conversion.
04
Creasing prepares packaging structures for controlled folding and dimensional consistency.
Fold lines are prepared for controlled folding, structural precision and repeatability across the run.
05
Where the requirement calls for it, packaging moves through printing and conversion.
Depending on the requirement, packaging may move through printing and related conversion. Printed or unprinted finishes are discussed against the brief — not assumed.
06
Structures are converted into their final shapes and configurations.
Slotting and die cutting turn board into finished shapes and configurations. This stage is especially relevant for customized and special-shaped packaging.
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Boxes are assembled through stitching or pasting, according to the product.
Assembly uses stitching or pasting according to the product. The method follows what the structure needs, not a one-size approach.
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Finished packaging is inspected before it is prepared for dispatch.
Inspection looks at material selection, dimensional accuracy, board strength, printing where applicable, pasting or stitching, and overall structural consistency before bundling.
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Finished products are organized and packed for handling and dispatch.
Finished packaging is organized and packed so it can be handled, stored and prepared for dispatch without damaging the work already done.
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Completed packaging is prepared for customer delivery.
Completed packaging is prepared for customer delivery — connecting manufacturing, packing and the next hand-off to the business that ordered it.
These are the conversion and manufacturing capabilities FIDVI has confirmed. Specs such as capacity, machine brands and flute grades are discussed against each requirement.
Structural foundation
Corrugation and pasting create the board that later stages crease, print, slot or die-cut. The sequence is why FIDVI is positioned as a manufacturer.
Yes. Packaging can be developed according to required dimensions, structure and application.
Printed packaging is part of the product offering where applicable.
FIDVI manufactures packaging for business requirements, including bulk orders.
Yes. Customized dimensions can be discussed based on the manufacturing requirement.
Continue exploring
Corrugated, shipper, die-cut, mono, printed, rolls and tape.
How inspection sits inside the manufacturing sequence.
Applications across produce, FMCG, industrial and logistics.
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