Kraft paper is a type of paper made from the chemical pulp of soft wood and carefully processed through the kraft process. The main component of kraft paper is composed of cellulose fibers treated with sodium sulfate Na2SO4. In particular, this material is not bleached by the sulphate method, so it is durable, tough and waterproof, easy to decompose, and easy to recycle. Kraft paper is a type of paper that can be reused many times without affecting the quality and health of users.
Kraft paper is often used to make cement bags, industrial packaging, paper bags, notebooks, book covers, flower wrapping, gift wrapping… and many applications are made from this paper.
Duplex paper: Large paper weight usually over 300g/m2. Has a white and smooth surface similar to Bristol, the other side is usually as dark as paper mache. Usually used to print large product boxes, need to be firm and firm.
Ivory Paper: Weight of paper from 210gr to 350gr It is a very high quality uncoated thick paper that is stiff and resilient. Only one side is smooth, the other side is rough, usually located on the inside of the product. The side of the paper is usually white (or light colors).
Especially used to print luxury products, often used as high-class paper boxes, high-grade paper bags, business cards, menus, invitations …. However, when used as food packaging, it needs to be tested.
Couche paper: Paper weight from 90gr to 300gr
It is a type of paper with a glossy, smooth, glossy surface, very eye-catching and bright printing. Often used to print advertising leaflets, catalogs, posters, brochures…. There is also Couche Matt paper that overcomes the normal light reflectivity of this paper, which is often used to print high-end magazines
