About Safety Matches Manufacturers & Exporter
A matchbox is primarily made of cardboard or thin wood, though sometimes metal is used for containers. It typically features a coarse striking surface on the edge, composed of red phosphorus, powdered glass, and an adhesive, which is used to ignite the matches contained within the box.
Components of a Matchbox System
The Box: The outer container is made of cardboard or wood.
Inner Tray: A separate inner drawer or tray holds the matchsticks, which slides into the outer cover.
Striking Surface: Attached to one edge of the box, the striker contains red phosphorus, powdered glass, and a binder.