Newsprint and Pulp

Newsprint is a cheap, inexpensive paper made from wood pulp, used primarily for printing newspapers, flyers, and other printed matter intended for mass distribution. It usually has an off-white sheen and a unique feel. Newsprint is mainly composed of ground wood.

Wood-free paper is paper made from wood pulp only, without the use of mechanical pulp. Pulp is usually made from pulpwood, but it is not considered wood because during processing most of the lignin is removed and separated from the cellulose fibers, whereas mechanical pulp retains most of the wood components. Woodfree paper is less likely to yellow than mechanically pulped paper.

Kraft paper is paper or paperboard (cardboard) made from pulp produced by the kraft process. Kraft Paper (or simply Sukuro Paper) is a resilient, tear-resistant, porous kraft paper developed for packaging products that require strength and durability. Kraft pulp is stronger than other pulp processes.

In screen printing, double-sided paper is a type of paper used to print decals, in which a thin absorbent fabric is laminated to a heavier paper. Decals are typically printed face down on the fabric side and decals are typically applied with water or varnish to the final substrate. Duplex sticker paper, also called double paper.

High quality 100% recycled European board. Uses recycled materials laminated on both sides of unbleached recycled paper. Its stable moisture balance and high runnability make it ideal for bookbinding, hard covers, board binding, point of sale, protective packaging, die cutting, PVC binders, and any application that requires a smooth, high-strength board.

MG (Machine Glazed) is a light, clean and economical multi-purpose wrapping paper. manufactured to the specifications required for the finest papers. This paper can be made from Recycle/Agro/Virgin Fiber