Kraft paper is a durable paper typically produced from softwood conifers. It is manufactured in either unbleached (light brown) or bleached form. White kraft paper is the bleached version of kraft paper. White kraft paper has high strength and air permeability, and is used as packaging paper in the manufacture of bags and sacks, as well as for everyday shopping.
Kraft paper is used as a packaging, storage and wrapping material in many sectors, such as the packaging and food industries. It offers an excellent combination of strength and porosity, making it ideal for the rapid and dust-free filling of cement or other powdered products. This ensures that no bursting or puncturing occurs during filling. In particular, white sack kraft paper grades offer excellent printing properties.
A smooth paper surface and paper structure ensure high-quality printing results. The strength, stiffness and surface smoothness of white kraft paper are advantageous for the efficient operation of high-speed machines in paper-to-bag conversion plants.
