Definition Of White Cardboard

After color printing, it can be made into various cartons and boxes, which play a promotional role in protecting products, decorating and beautifying products, and can also be used to make hang tags, lining plates and bottom plates of blister packaging. White cardboard, also known as Manila paper, is used to print children's educational pictures and trademarks of stationery, cosmetics, and medicines. The quantitative is 200 g/m2 to 400 g/m2. Consistent thickness, lint-free, powder-free, tough, not easy to break when folded.