Kraft paper is a paper or paperboard made from chemical pulp produced using the kraft paper process. Due to the kraft paper process, the original kraft paper has toughness, water resistance, tear resistance, and a yellow brown color.
Cowhide pulp has a darker color than other wood pulp, but can be bleached to make very white pulp. Completely bleached cowhide pulp is used to manufacture high-quality paper, where strength, whiteness, and yellowing resistance are crucial.
The difference between kraft paper and regular paper:
Perhaps some people may say, it’s just paper, what’s special about it? Simply put, kraft paper is more sturdy.
Due to the kraft paper process mentioned earlier, more wood is peeled off from the kraft paper pulp, leaving more fibers, thus endowing the paper with tear resistance and durability.
Primary color kraft paper is often more porous than regular paper, which makes its printing effect slightly worse, but it is very suitable for the influence of some special processes, such as embossing or hot stamping.
Post time: Feb-23-2024