Substance - Substance, Grammage or basis weight is an important parameter for comparison purpose. It is an indication of the amount of pulp that goes into forming one unit area of the paper. Its importance is brought to fore when comparing the other test results. It is a useful benchmark.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Moisture - Strength properties of kraft paper are directly related to moisture levels in the paper / board. Generally, higher the moisture level, lower the strength.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Caliper - Another major to amount of pulp that goes into one unit area of paper. It is a useful benchmark.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

pH Value - This is significant for adhesive as well as ink compatibility with paper and hence, useful major for convertors. 
Sample Size : Paper 50 cm x 50 cm, Liquid 200 ml

Burst Factor - Bursting strength is the most widely used strength parameter for kraft paper. It is believed to be indicative of the resistance of paper of Bursting Forces found in transit or in storage. Burst Factor equals Bursting Strength divided by grammage. Thus, Burst Factor or "BF" is a useful indicator of strength property regardless of substance.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Cobb Value - A measure of how much water the paper will absorb in given time, say, one minute. This property has relevance to adhesive pick up during converting as also extent of loss of strength due to high humidity.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Ring Crush - Ring Crush of kraft paper is indicative of how much edge crush and then, how much compression strength to expect from converted board. This is one of the most important areas where the data is non existent.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Tear Factor - A measure of how easy or difficult it is to tear the paper after the initial has occurred. This property has relevance to the puncture resistance of converted board. 
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Concora Medium Test (CMT) - Evaluates the ability of corrugating medium to contribute the compression strength of corrugated box.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Edge Crush Value - Edge Crush Value of corrugated board gives an indication Box Compression Strength. Thus, it is an important test property of corrugated board to check during box manufacturing.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Box Compression Strength - This is replacing Bursting Strength as the most important test for corrugated boxes. As the stacking height increases and automated handling replaces manual method, Compression Strength becomes more relevant.
Sample Size : 3 Pcs. minimum of each size without folding the box

Puncture Resistance - Reflects the strength of paper as well as converting efficiencies. It is more relevant in case of 5-ply and 7-ply. It correlates better with the resistance of corrugated boards ot external forces.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Corrosion of Stitching Wires - Rusted pins are not acceptable for aesthetic reasons, especially where box has multi-colour printing, and for hygienic reasons where boxes are used to pack food items. This test indicates the level of resistance to corrosion.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Viscosity of Adhesive - This is critical in assessing its bonding strength.
Sample Size : 200 ml

Tensile Strength and Breaking Length - Tensile Strength is the force per unit width parallel to the plane of the sheet, that is required to produce failure in a specimen of specified width and length under specified condition of loading.
The strength of the paper is also expressed in terms of breaking length, i.e. a length pf paper that can be supported by one end without breaking.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 cm

Flat Crush Test - Flat Crush Test of Corrugated Fibre Board ia a measure of the resistance of the flutes in a corrugated board to a crushing force applied perpendicular to the surface of the board.
Sample Size : 50 cm x 50 c