Paper and Products
Paper is an indispensable material in modern life and has a wide range of uses in various industries and daily life. Paper production and paper derivatives production takes place through various stages and different types of paper products are obtained. Paper derivatives can be classified as Printing and Writing Papers, Packaging Papers, Kraft Paper, Hygiene and Cleaning Papers, Artistic and Technical Papers, etc.
A4, Photocopy
A4 paper and copy paper are two of the most commonly used paper types in offices, schools and homes. A4 paper is a paper size defined according to ISO 216, the international standard for paper sizes. This standard is widely used around the world and A4 is the most commonly used size.A4 paper is 210 mm wide and 297 mm long (8.27 x 11.69 inches).A4 paper usually weighs 80 g/m², but can also be found in different weights ranging from 70 g/m² to 100 g/m². The weight determines the quality and durability of the paper.
Roll Paper
Copy Paper Raw Material
Weight and Dimensions
A4 copy paper is available in 70 gsm, 75 gsm and 80 gsm weight options.
Paper size is standard for all three options and measures 210 mm x 297 mm.
Usage Capacity and Application Areas
A4 copy papers are suitable for high-speed copy machines, laser printers, inkjet printers and fax machines.
Each ream (500 sheets) is supplied in 5 ream boxes.
The papers are also suitable for double-sided printing and offer efficient use.
Quality and Material:
All papers are made from 100% pure (primary) wood pulp and have a quality grade of “A”.
The CIE whiteness value is between 161-167 and the whiteness ratio is 102%-104%. These properties enable the paper to print with high brightness and vividness.
Opacity values are 93.8% for 70 gsm and 95% for 75 gsm and 80 gsm. This is a feature that prevents the print from transferring to the front surface when printing on the back of the paper.
Notes
Available in rolls, A4 and copy paper is the ideal solution for large-scale printing jobs and industrial use. Thanks to its continuous feeding system, it provides high efficiency in printing processes and works in harmony with large printing machines. It offers a cost-effective and flexible option especially for commercial printing services, large offices and corporate users.
Roll Paper
Paper Cup Raw Material
Lacquered semi-finished product, cuttable in different diameters. It consists of specially processed paper materials, mainly used in the production of disposable cardboard cups. This raw material is supplied and exported in large rolls before being formed into cups during the production process.
Material Type
Environmentally Friendly
The raw material for paperboard cups is made from high-quality paper, which is generally suitable for use in food contact products. This paper is processed in accordance with hygiene standards and can be offered coated or uncoated.
Coating: It is usually PE (Polyethylene) coated. This coating makes the cardboard cups liquid-tight and increases their durability. Some environmentally friendly alternatives use biodegradable coatings.
As environmental sustainability has gained importance in recent years, cardboard cup raw materials equipped with biodegradable and recyclable coatings are preferred. Such products cause less damage to the environment and can be easily incorporated into recycling processes.
In Rolls
The raw material is offered in large roll format, making it ideal for companies producing cups on an industrial scale. Roll width and length can be customized according to the manufacturer's needs.
The roll format allows cutting, forming and printing to be easily carried out on mass production lines.
Packaging and Transportation
The raw material for cardboard cups in roll format is transported on pallets or covered with protective packaging. This allows the material to be transported over long distances without damage.
During export, the rolls are usually placed in containers and shipped by sea, air or land to the receiving countries.
Wide Range of Uses
This raw material can be used not only in the production of cardboard cups, but also in the production of other disposable food containers, plates and similar products.
Thanks to its coating properties, it is suitable for hot and cold drinks. By providing thermal insulation, it allows the user to consume hot beverages without burning their hands.
International Standards
The cardboard cup raw material to be exported is produced in accordance with international food safety and quality standards. This is particularly important for food contact products and many countries require such raw materials to have specific certifications.