Non Peelable Kraft Paper

If you are considering buying a ream of Non peelable kraft paper, you should keep the following things in mind. First, make sure that the product meets the required specifications. Non peelable kraft paper can be used to wrap a variety of products. Its tear resistance and bursting strength make it an excellent choice for wrapping and pallet interleaving applications. Additionally, non-peelable kraft paper is strong enough to be used as a tie sheet and pallet liner.

When choosing the right material for your packaging needs, you should look for a product that is safe to microwave and does not tear easily. TL1 is the strongest paper in the Test and contains the most virgin fibres. TL2 and TL3 are the most common types of paper. They are used for more demanding environments. In addition, TL3 is not microwave-safe and should only be used as a last resort.

Non peelable kraft paper is a type of foaming kraft paper that comes in virgin and recycled forms. PP/HDPE/PP coatings are available for various applications. These sheets are useful for complete enclosures and can be recycled. They can also be rewound to create new rolls of paper. You can also use peelable kraft paper as a rewound product. If you are in need of a large quantity of these rolls, you can choose from various materials.

One modification of the invention is illustrated in FIG. 4. In this embodiment, the adhesive layer 26 and clay coating 24a are reversed. In a can-made of kraft paper, the adhesive layer adheres to the kraft paper before winding. Once the can is wound, the label and clay coating separate from the kraft. The particulate mineral layer between the adhesive and the kraft paper is removed. This modification of peelable kraft paper is useful for labeling a variety of items and cans.

For non-peelable kraft paper, the coating layer can be placed between the label and the body stock. The peeling force of the label should be low, resulting in a strong adhesion. The strength of the adhesive must be tensile, or less than a tensile force, that the label cannot tear. It should be between 0.15 and 30 pounds per inch wide. There are many other types of peelable kraft paper, but the last one has the lowest peeling force.

Another variation on non-peelable kraft paper is PE-coated. This is made by extruding polyethylene onto the surface of the paper. This plastic coating creates an effective barrier to moisture and prevents peeling. It is often less expensive than kraft paper, but is inferior in tensile strength and burst strength. The resulting barrier is much stronger than the original fiber-coated kraft paper.