What's the distinction between burst strength and ECT for a creased box?
A: Burst strength is a proportion of how much strain it takes to push through the linerboard of a piece of creased board, and it is firmly connected with the rigidity of the linerboard. Edge pulverize test (ECT) is a proportion of how much tension it takes to pound the creased board by squeezing lower on it while it's remaining on its edge. ECT is connected with the general solidness of the linerboards and the layering medium that together make up a piece of creased board, and it was planned as a superior sign of a crate's stacking strength. Creased transporting boxes are appraised for burst strength or ECT, and the rating is essential for the crate maker's endorsement (BMC) stepped on the container.
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