Wax box for shipping is a specialized packaging solution designed to withstand the rigors of transportation while providing superior moisture and impact protection for contents. These boxes are constructed from heavy duty cardboard (typically 300 400 gsm) for structural integrity, coated with a thick layer of food grade or industrial grade wax (depending on the application) to create a waterproof barrier. The industrial grade wax variant, often a blend of paraffin and microcrystalline wax, offers enhanced durability and resistance to temperature fluctuations, making it suitable for long distance shipping in varying weather conditions. Food grade wax options comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 172.886, ensuring safety for edible contents like produce, baked goods, or processed foods. Key design features for shipping include reinforced edges and corners (often with additional wax coating) to resist crushing, interlocking flaps for secure closure (reducing the need for tape), and stackable designs to maximize cargo space in trucks or containers. Some wax boxes for shipping also include interior dividers made from wax coated cardboard, which separate individual items and prevent movement during transit—critical for fragile products like eggs or glass bottled sauces. Sizes range from medium 25x20x15 cm boxes for small batch shipments to extra large 60x40x30 cm boxes for bulk items. Application scenarios: in e commerce, they ship homemade food products like jams or cookies, protecting against moisture damage during delivery; in agricultural industries, they transport fresh fruits and vegetables across regions, preventing rot from rain or humidity; in manufacturing, they ship small mechanical parts that need protection from rust (the wax barrier repels moisture). A practical example is a fruit farm that used wax boxes for shipping peaches to distant markets. The wax coating prevented moisture from seeping into the boxes during rain, and the reinforced structure protected the peaches from bruising, reducing product loss by 35% compared to traditional cardboard boxes. Another case is an online bakery that shipped custom cakes in wax boxes— the waterproof barrier protected the cakes from humidity, and the stackable design allowed the bakery to ship multiple orders in one delivery, lowering shipping costs by 15%. For businesses involved in shipping moisture sensitive or fragile items, wax boxes for shipping offer reliable protection. Interested parties are encouraged to contact us to learn about wax grade options, box strength ratings, and how to customize sizes and features for specific shipping needs.