Paper and cardboard products - Import export

Coating colour recycling at paper and cardboard industries During the production of coated paper, it has to be cleaned with water and so, waste water results with pigments of the coating color. Because of their properties, exisiting precipitation plants are working hard on these types of waste waters. Alternatively to precipitation plants, membrane filtration technologies can be used to recover these high-value coating pigments. For that, the water with coating color pigments is circulated through the membrane plant until the required concentration is reached. The permeate is free of particles the CSB value is reduced significantly. It can know be handled by the precipitation plant, which is relief by the removing of the pigments. The concentrate with coating color pigments will be recirculated into the production process. Advantages: Reduction of coating color and pigments consumption Reduction of solid amounts in the waste water, which means reduction of operation costs

Highly recyclabale, water resistant and safe for you and your patient. They can be branded with your logo! Type: Paper bonded with a waterproof polyethylene film of 18 mq Paper: 165-220 gms Weight/1 cup: 3,6-8 g. Capacity: 180 ml

Kraft paper is made of 80 to 100% virgin pulp or recyclable pulp. If a paper is made of 100% recyclable pulp, it’s called Liner, and if it is double-layer, it is called Testliner. Fluting provides protection by filling empty spaces in the outer case, to provide a cushioning support for the primary product. Fluted paper is available in several different sizes and weights dependant on your specific requirements and is 100% recyclable being made from renewable resources. It can be manufactured in three different flute heights - E flute (1.6mm) B flute (3.2mm) and A flute (4.8mm). It can also be printed in different colours on request.Fluted paper is most commonly supplied in rolls but can also be supplied in sheets to optimise storage space.