Passionate about packaging
Service is our strength
By investing and reinvesting into our team of over 70 employees,
coupled with operating state-of-the-art plant and machinery means
West Coast Corrugated is always ahead of the competition..
Our primary corrugated range includes all flute and grade variations from B, C, BC, CA, E and fine flute.
The majority of our recycled papers are from Europe, whereas our virgin papers can be from as far a field as Brazil.
Our divisions, fitments and pads help to protect your valuable products whilst in transit, ensuring that your products arrive in the same quality state it left the product line.
These products compliment the rest of our growing range.
We have recently increased our stitching and gluing capacity adding a Sodeme stitcher/gluer.
This is a one piece machine, complimenting the two piece and the semi automatic stitcher / gluers we already have.
Large format display pallet boxes are water and oxygen for us. We have the machinery, experience and expertise to deal this style of box.
Whether you are after a plain dump bin or a 3 colour display pack to sit at the front of store we have the capability to do both.
This is an area we have invested heavily in over the past few years. Not only to increase our capacity but also our quality.
Whether it is standard style die cuts or bespoke designs we can manufacture it for example, Shelf Ready Packaging, Retail Ready Packaging and Point of Sales Packaging.
On our case-maker we can produce high volume 0201 style boxes with up to 3 colour prints.
This machine also has a die cut section for perforated cut outs or tear off’s for shelf ready packaging.
There can be many different aspects to look at when designing a new box, from the obvious “does the box fit the product” to pallet configurations for transport or print quality for display.
Combined, our Management Team have over 100 years of experience to call upon to get the perfect box for you.
Tied into the Specification Review is the Packaging Process. Do you run out of stock regularly? Do you have excess stock that hasn’t moved in months? You may buy the cheapest box but does it take twice as long to pack and slow production? Do you get as much of your product in a box, on a pallet, on a truck as you can?
These are some of the questions we ask when looking to make your packaging process as efficient as possible.