A corrugated box is a type of packaging made from corrugated fiberboard, which consists of a fluted sheet of paper sandwiched between two linerboards. This structure provides strength and durability, making it ideal for shipping and protecting various products. The fluted layer adds cushioning and resistance to impact, while the liner board offer a smooth surface for printing and labeling. Corrugated boxes come in various sizes and styles, including regular slotted containers (RSC), half-slotted containers (HSC), and more, catering to different packaging needs. They are widely used in logistics and retail due to their cost-effectiveness, recyclability, and adaptability.