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Types Of Kraft Paper And Their Applications

Types Of Kraft Paper And Their Applications

Kraft paper, known for its high strength and durability, is made from the chemical pulp produced in the Kraft process. There are several types of Kraft paper, each with specific characteristics and applications. Here are some of the most common types and their uses:

 

  1. Natural Kraft Paper (Brown Kraft Paper)

         Description: Brown, coarse texture, high tear resistance.

         Uses:

  • Packaging and wrapping
  • Paper bags and sacks
  • Corrugated cardboard
  • Envelopes
  • Eco-friendly products

 

  1. Bleached Kraft Paper (White Kraft Paper)

         Description: White, smoother texture, often used when aesthetics are                   important.

        Uses:

  • Food packaging
  • Pharmaceutical packaging
  • High-end wrapping paper
  • Printing and stationery

 

  1. Sack Kraft Paper

         Description: Extremely durable, high tensile strength, designed to                         withstand rough handling.

       Uses:

  • Cement and building material bags
  • Animal feed bags
  • Chemical product packaging

 

  1. Recycled Kraft Paper

          Description: Made from recycled fibres, typically lower strength compared            to virgin Kraft paper.

      Uses:

  • Eco-friendly packaging
  • Corrugated board liner
  • Protective dunnage
  • Paper bags

 

  1. Waxed Kraft Paper

          Description: Coated with wax to provide moisture resistance and grease-              proof properties.

          Uses:

  • Food wrapping (e.g. sandwiches, bakery items)
  • Industrial packaging
  • Florist wraps

 

  1. Poly-Coated Kraft Paper

         Description: Coated with a polyethylene layer for added moisture and                   grease resistance.

     Uses:

  • Frozen food packaging
  • Industrial wrapping
  • Pallet liners

 

  1. Coloured Kraft Paper

          Description: Available in a variety of colours, often used for decorative or              organisational purposes.

        Uses:

  • Arts and crafts
  • Gift wrapping
  • Party decorations

 

  1. Machine Glazed (MG) Kraft Paper

          Description: Has a smooth, glossy surface on one side and a rough                      surface on the other, created through a specialised drying process.

        Uses:

  • Food wrapping
  • Laminated products
  • Release base papers

 

  1. Machine Finished (MF) Kraft Paper

         Description: Both sides are smooth but less glossy than MG Kraft paper.

       Uses:

  • Printing
  • Packaging
  • Envelopes

 

  1. Virgin Kraft Paper

          Description: Made from unbleached wood pulp, high strength and                          durability.

       Uses:

  • Heavy-duty bags
  • Industrial packaging
  • High-quality wrapping paper

 

Each type of Kraft paper serves specific needs across various industries, from food packaging to industrial applications, providing a versatile and eco-friendly solution for many packaging and wrapping requirements.

 

Contact Attwoods regarding your paper requirements today!

 

 

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