Introduction of Environmentally Friendly Kraft Paper

Environmentally friendly kraft paper is a kind of paper material with environmental protection characteristics. It is mainly made of pure natural wood pulp fibers and does not contain harmful substances. It is recyclable, degradable, and recyclable. This kind of paper not only meets the requirements of environmental protection, but also is widely used due to its good physical properties.
Environmentally friendly kraft paper is a kind of paper material with multiple advantages and it performs outstandingly in many aspects. The specific advantages are as follows:
Environmental friendliness: Environmentally friendly kraft paper uses renewable resources as raw materials, such as waste paper, reducing the discharge of waste water and waste gas during the manufacturing process and reducing the pollution to the environment. At the same time, it adopts environmentally friendly printing and packaging methods, further reducing the waste of resources and fully reflecting the concept of environmental protection.
Superior physical performance: Environmentally friendly kraft paper has high strength and durability, can withstand relatively large pressure and friction, and is not easy to rupture and damage. This makes it perform outstandingly in the applications of making luggage, clothing labels, hangtags, etc., and is durable.
Good texture: The surface of environmentally friendly kraft paper is smooth and fine, with a certain texture and touch, giving people a feeling of high quality. This texture makes it have a unique advantage in the field of high-end product packaging and production.
Easy to process: Environmentally friendly kraft paper has good processability and is easy to cut, fold, bond and other processing operations, improving production efficiency. This makes it widely used in various packaging and production fields.
Recyclable and reusable: The recyclability of environmentally friendly kraft paper is also a major advantage. After use, it can be recycled and reused, reducing the generation of waste and conforming to the circular economy.