Editing Corrugated fiberboard (section)

===Manufacturing===
Boxes can be formed in the same plant as the corrugator.  Such plants are known as "integrated plants". Part of the scoring and cutting takes place in-line on the corrugator.  Alternatively, sheets of corrugated board may be sent to a different manufacturing facility for box fabrication; these are sometimes called "sheet plants" or "converters".

The corrugated board is creased or scored to provide controlled bending of the board.  Most often, slots are cut to provide flaps on the box.  Scoring and slotting can also be accomplished by [[die cutting (web)|die-cutting]]. Along with the print being produced on the box in these plants. These conversions are produced on different machines, depending on the conversion being made: "Flexo Folder Gluers (FFG)", "Rotary Die Cutters (RDC), "Printer Slotters" or " Printing Presses".