New Zealand coated kraft linerboard 180-550g
New Zealand coated kraft linerboard
Weight range: 180-550g.
Product specifications: 787mm-2500mm can be split into flat sheets, customized rolls, etc. Kraft linerboard
Origin: New Zealand Brand: New Zealand.
Product material: Whole wood pulp, sulfite unbleached coniferous wood pulp, single-layer coating, FDA food certification.
Product characteristics: Coated kraft linerboard is coated in a single layer on a full wood pulp white card, with white linerboard coated on the front and wood pulp hanging on the bottom, and unbleached pure wood pulp. The effect of white on one side and yellow on the other side of the paper, with a white coating on the surface that does not delaminate, remove powder, or peel. After coating, the kraft cardboard is smooth, fine, and even, with excellent printing effect. The bottom of the coated kraft cardboard has thin wood pulp fibers and a thin thickness of wood pulp, with a light yellow leaked white bottom. The overall effect is egg yolk, and the wood pulp fibers are long, fine, and smooth, uniform and flat, without impurities, black spots, and the wood pulp is pure. Suitable for full plate multi-color printing, this New Zealand coating can be used on both sides, and can be printed on both sides. Coated kraft cards have high waterproof, freezeproof, and moisture-proof properties, with no deformation during freezing, strong tear resistance, high compression resistance, and strong explosion resistance. They comply with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) standards and are pollution-free, renewable, and recyclable.
Application areas: Liquid food packaging, Tetra Pak bags, cake trays, baking, paper containers, disposable fast food boxes, food packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, heavy-duty mechanical and electrical packaging, heavy-duty home appliance packaging, seafood freezing paper box moisture-proof packaging, heavy-duty cardboard, color boxes, paper boxes, Xiaomi packaging boxes, electronic product packaging, printing and other paper product packaging.
