+136-0260-7991
Type |
Thickness |
Density |
Base Weight |
Opacity |
Applications |
um |
g/cm3 |
(g/m2) |
|||
(micrometers) |
|||||
(RPD)Rich Mineral Paper Double Coated |
100 |
1.2 |
120 |
>90% |
Food packaging, Notebooks, Notepads, Hotel supplies |
120 |
144 |
>90% |
Food packaging, Notebooks, Notepads |
||
140 |
168 |
>90% |
Paper bags, manuals, envelopes, notebooks |
||
160 |
192 |
>90% |
Magazines, books, Paper bags, Wrapping papers |
||
180 |
216 |
>90% |
Kid's books, Maps, Calendar, labels & Tags |
||
200 |
240 |
>90% |
Publishings, wallpaper,And other special |
Q1: Does FSC or PEFC Certifications Apply to Stone Paper Products?
A1: Due to its revolutionary manufacturing process, the environmental and sustainability certifications for Stone Paper are different to wood fiber
paper. No forest management certification, such as FSC, or PEFC is required for Stone Paper as no wood fiber is present.
Q2: How could Stone Paper be Useful in Landfills?
A2: In some countries such as New Zealand and Australia, waste management companies use calcium carbonate as an expediting agent for
processing waste. Our paper with a high level of calcium carbonate content contributes to a significant level of savings for waste management
companies in their waste processing system.
Q3: How Long Does the Plastic Component Take to Degrade?
A3: The non-toxic HDPE takes about 6-18 months depending on the intensity of UV to start breaking down.
Q4: Is Stone Paper Suitable for Office Laser Printers, Photocopiers or Toner Printers?
A4: No. Stone Paper is still not suitable for laser printers or photocopiers because our Stone Papers are photo-degradable, meaning degrading with
the intensity of UV light. When it is used in laser printers and UV is exposed onto the paper, the paper reacts to the UV light and starts the
degrading mechanism. Therefore laser printers are a NO GO at this point in time. The Stone Paper is still under development for toner printers.
Q5: What Type of Printing Methods is Suitable for Stone Paper?
A5: Stone Paper is suited for the following printing methods:
1.Web/Sheet Offset Lithographic
2.UV Web/Sheet Offset Lithographic
3.Flexographic
4.Gravure
5.Digital (Latex/ solid ink) low heat machines