What does beer box mean in printing?
[1] Generally speaking, a corrugated board has a smooth surface on one side and does not show traces one by one. We usually call this one side as one side, on the contrary, the other side as the bottom. Beer bottom and beer noodles refer to the beer machine die cutting, the indentation line in which side, beer surface is the indentation paper in the cardboard flat side, on the contrary, beer bottom. There is no substantial difference in the use of the two, but the appearance of the beer bottom of the beer box is a bit better.[2] Printing: Printing (Graphic Arts, Graphic Communications) is the technology of transferring ink to the surface of paper, textile, leather and other materials through the process of plate making, inking, pressing, etc. for the original text, drawings, photographs, and so on. In a simple sense, printing is a process of transferring graphic information from a manuscript to a substrate by plate or other means. It can also be understood as a process of transferring colorants/pigments (e.g. inks) to the substrate using analog or digital image carriers.