Machine Finished (MF) Bleached Kraft Paper
Bleached kraft finished in the machine calender, smooth on both faces. For bags, wrapping and two-sided print.
40 to 140 g/m²
Bleached kraft finished in the machine calender, smooth on both faces. For bags, wrapping and two-sided print.
40 to 140 g/m²
Glazed on one side against a Yankee cylinder, from bleached furnish. For food wrap, bags and print that need a white sheet.
28 to 100 g/m²
Glazed on one side against a Yankee cylinder and left unbleached. For wrapping, bags and interleaving, with a smooth face that takes print.
18 to 120 g/m²
The highest stretch and TEA in sack kraft. For high-speed valve-sack lines and heavy fills such as cement.
70 to 125 g/m²
Higher stretch and tensile energy absorption (TEA) than standard sack kraft, for faster filling lines and better drop-test results.
70 to 125 g/m²
Sack paper for standard filling speeds, where tensile strength matters more than stretch.
70 to 125 g/m²
Recovered fiber. Flat crush (CMT) rises with basis weight.
90 to 300 g/m²
Virgin-fiber liner for the outer faces of corrugated board. Higher burst and ring crush than testliner.
115 to 300 g/m²
Recovered fiber. Ring crush and burst rise with basis weight, so set the weight against the stacking load of the box.
90 to 300 g/m²
Recovered fiber, with the opacity to print both sides of a light sheet. For newspapers, inserts and flyers.
40 to 52 g/m²
For cups, trays and clamshell packs. Include the destination market, food-contact standard and coating requirements.
100 to 350 g/m²
White back (GC1). For cosmetics, pharmacy and food cartons where the inside shows.
190 to 370 g/m²
Cream back (GC2). For cartons where the inside is not seen.
200 to 400 g/m²
For forms, books and office use.
30 to 263 g/m²
For transformer and cable insulation. A dense sheet from clean pulp with low-conductivity chemistry. Include the required dielectric properties and test methods.
32 to 110 g/m²
For sterile-barrier packaging. Porosity controlled for sterilization, with wet strength. Include the barrier, sterilization and documentation standards that apply.
60 to 70 g/m²
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