Hardwood Kraft Pulp
Product Overview
Unbleached Hardwood Kraft Pulp is commonly used in paperboard and specialty paper, as well as coated and uncoated papers and tissue. In many applications hardwoods pulp provides excellent strength and surface properties.
Overall, hardwoods contain more cellulose and extractives, and less lignin, than softwoods; as well, they usually have a higher initial brightness. For pulp purposes, softwood fibers are, on average, more than three times the length of those contained in hardwoods (thus the origin of the terms “long-fiber pulp” and “short-fiber pulp”).
Hardwood Fiber
Overall, hardwoods contain more cellulose and extractives, and less lignin, than softwoods; as well, they usually have a higher initial brightness.
More cellulose and extractives
Overall, hardwoods contain more cellulose and extractives, and less lignin, than softwoods; as well, they usually have a higher initial brightness.
Long-fiber & Short-fiber pulp
For pulp purposes, softwood fibers are, on average, more than three times the length of those contained in hardwoods (thus the origin of the terms “long-fiber pulp” and “short-fiber pulp”).
Typical
Applications
Tissue
Paper
All Kind of Cellulose Products
Technical
Specification
Unbleached Hardwood
Kraft Pulp
Tissue, paper and all Kind of cellulose Products