Cardboard /Laminated Grey Card Board / Paperboard 250GSM to 2600GSM, Thickness 1mm to 4mm Carton Gris

Created on 11.07

Precision Laminated Grey Cardboard: The Definitive Material for Premium, Rigid Packaging

In the competitive world of consumer goods, the unboxing experience is a critical touchpoint. The packaging is the first physical interaction a customer has with your brand, and it must communicate quality, value, and attention to detail. Our Laminated Grey Cardboard, also known as Carton Gris in the paperboard industry, is engineered to meet this exacting standard. This is not a simple paper product; it is a high-performance, engineered substrate designed to provide the structural integrity and flawless surface essential for creating premium packaging that protects, presents, and persuades.

The cornerstone of our cardboard lies in its superior physical properties, which are consistently achieved through advanced manufacturing controls. We understand that predictability and performance are paramount in industrial production.

Close-up view of the multi-layered edge of a rigid grey cardboard, showing its dense, laminated composition.

A precision-cut sheet of grey paperboard demonstrating its flatness and resistance to warping or deformation.

A stack of premium grey cardboard sheets in varying calibers from 1mm to 4mm thickness.

An example of a finished rigid jewelry box made from this sturdy, laminated grey cardboard material.

Engineered Features for Uncompromising Performance:

Exceptional Cardboard Stiffness:

 The primary advantage of our grey cardboard is its remarkable rigidity. This stiffness is a direct result of its high-density composition and multi-stage pressing process. This ensures that boxes maintain their sharp, geometric profiles, resisting the bending or bulging that can occur with inferior materials, thereby guaranteeing your product arrives and is displayed in pristine condition.

Stable Lateral Quantitative:

 Consistency is the bedrock of industrial efficiency. The term "stable lateral quantitative" refers to the exceptional uniformity in weight, caliper, and density across the entire sheet and from one production batch to the next. This eliminates the costly surprises of dimensional variance, ensuring your automated cutting, creasing, and folding machinery operates smoothly without jams or misalignments, leading to higher yields and reduced waste.

Not Easy to Deform:

 Resistance to deformation—whether from moisture, pressure, or internal stress—is a critical feature. The laminated surface and tightly bonded internal fibers create a robust barrier against environmental humidity. Furthermore, the board's inherent resilience prevents it from warping or twisting during storage or after the application of adhesives and laminates, ensuring flat, ready-to-use sheets and perfectly formed final products.

A Versatile Solution for Distinguished Applications:

The combination of stiffness, stability, and a superior laminated surface makes this cardboard the material of choice for a wide range of premium packaging and printing needs.

Jewelry Boxes:

 It provides the luxurious "heft" and rigid structure that signifies value and protects delicate, high-worth items. The smooth surface is ideal for foil stamping, embossing, or applying velvety linings.

Phone & Electronics Boxes:

 Offers superior protection for sensitive devices during shipping and retail handling. The rigidity safeguards against impacts, while the professional finish provides an excellent base for high-resolution product imagery and branding.

Cigarette & Luxury Product Boxes:

 Meets the demand for a sturdy, high-end feel for small, frequently handled items. The board's stability ensures precise, tight folds for small carton formats, and its surface is perfect for crisp, detailed typography.

Calendars, Brochures, & High-End Publishing:

 Serves as an impeccable mounting base for wall calendars or a robust cover material for premium catalogs and art books. Its resistance to warping is crucial for products that need to lie flat or hang straight for extended periods.

Technical Specifications at a Glance:

The following table outlines the key specifications available, allowing you to select the perfect grade for your project's requirements.

Feature	Specification Range	Key Benefit for Your Application
Product Type	Laminated Grey Cardboard (Carton Gris)	A uniform, smooth surface ready for printing and lamination.
Grammage (GSM)	250 GSM - 2600 GSM	From lightweight yet firm to ultra-rigid heavyweight for maximum protection.
Thickness	1 mm - 4 mm	Provides versatile structural options, from slim profiles to substantial thickness.
Key Feature	Excellent Stiffness & Rigidity	Ensures packaging maintains its shape and projects a premium feel.
Key Feature	Stable Lateral Quantitative	Guarantees consistency for high-speed automated conversion and reduced waste.
Key Feature	Not Easy to Deform	Resists warping from humidity and stress, ensuring product reliability.
Primary Uses	Jewelry Boxes, Phone Boxes, Cigarette Boxes, Calendars, Premium Folding Cartons	The ideal substrate for industries where first impressions are critical.

Commitment to Quality and Value:

We specialize in providing this industrial-grade material at a direct-factory value, ensuring that you can enhance the quality of your packaging without compromising your budget. By focusing on the core features that matter most—stiffness, stability, and durability—we deliver a product that performs reliably on your production lines and elevates your finished goods in the marketplace.