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Sugarcane pulp paper molded pulp for packaging industry
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Sugarcane pulp paper is derived from a renewable resource—sugarcane plants—which can be cultivated and harvested on a regular basis. Its use contributes to the reduction of waste in sugar production processes and supports sustainable practices.
Sugar cane pulp paper is biodegradable, meaning it can be broken down by microorganisms in the environment over time, reducing its impact on landfills and ecosystems.
Sugarcane pulp is used to make variety of purposes, including as a biofuel, feedstock for paper and pulp production, and as a raw material sugarcane moled pulp for the production of biodegradable products such as disposable tableware and packaging materials.
The length of sugarcane bagasse pulp fiber is shorter compared to bamboo pulp and wood pulp.
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Material
Our sugar cane pulp paper is exclusively derived from 100% sugar cane plants cultivated in China.
Production process
How to make sugarcane pulp?
The production process of sugarcane pulp sheet typically involves several steps:
1.Collection and Preparation: After sugarcane is processed to extract its juice, the leftover bagasse is collected and transported to a pulp mill. The bagasse may undergo initial cleaning and shredding to remove impurities and break it down into smaller pieces.
2. Pulping: The shredded bagasse is then subjected to a pulping process to separate the cellulose fibers from the lignin and other components of the raw material. We use chemical pulping methods for pulping. Chemical pulping methods are more commonly used for bagasse due to their efficiency in separating fibers.
3. Bleaching: Depending on the desired quality and application of the pulp, it may undergo a bleaching process to whiten the fibers and remove any remaining lignin and impurities.
4. Washing: The pulp is thoroughly washed to remove any residual chemicals and impurities from the bleaching process.
5. Drying: The washed bagasse pulp is dried through the use of drying machine. Proper drying is essential to reduce the moisture content of the pulp to the desired level for further processing or storage.
6. Baling: The dried pulp is formed into bales for transportation.
Technical data
Properties | Unit | Value |
Drainability | oSR | 20-24 |
Brightness | % | ≧80 |
Dirt count (0.3-0.99mm2) | mm2 /500g | ≦35 |
Dirt count (1.0-4.99mm2) | mm2 /500g | ≦5 |
Dirt count (≧5.0mm2) | piece/500g | None |
Tensile index | N.m/g | ≧45 |
Burst Index | KPa·m2g | ≧4.0 |
Tear index | mN·m2g | ≧4.5 |
Viscosity | cm3/g | ≧550 |
Moisture | % | 14±2 |
Fiber wet weight | g | ≧1.7 |
PH |
| 6.5-8.0 |
Packaging
Bale size: 700*800*600 mm/bale
Air dry weight: 250 kg/bale
Free sample
We offer free sample of sugarcane pulp paper for customer to test.
Delivery
We can arrange the shipment for customer, by train or by sea. For international shipments, bagasse pulp can be transported by sea freight using cargo ships. Maritime shipping is suitable for large volumes of pulp and offers cost-effective transportation over long distances.
A 20’GP container has the capacity to carry 20 tons of bagasse pulp.
What can I do with sugarcane pulp?
Sugarcane bagasse pulp can be used in various industries, primarily in the production of paper, packaging materials and disposable food container. Some common applications include:
- Papermaking: Sugarcane pulp is used to produce various types of paper products, including:
– Printing paper
– Copy paper
– Writing paper
– Newsprint
– Tissue paper
– Specialty papers
- Packaging: Sugar cane pulp is utilized in the manufacturing of packaging materials. It can be used to produce:
– Corrugated cardboard
– Carton board
– Molded pulp packaging (e.g., egg cartons, trays, and food containers)
– Packaging fillers and cushioning materials
- Disposable Products: Sugarcan bagasse pulp is the main raw material for disposable and biodegradable products, offering an eco-friendly alternative to plastics. Examples include:
– Plates
– Bowls
– Cups
– Food containers
– Cutlery (e.g., forks, knives, spoons)
– Straws
- Construction and Building Materials: Sugar cane pulp can be used in the manufacturing of construction materials, such as:
– Insulation boards
– Ceiling tiles
– Particle boards
- Biodegradable Products: Bagasse pulp-based products are often marketed as eco-friendly alternatives to conventional materials due to their biodegradability and renewable source. They can contribute to reducing environmental impact and plastic pollution.
These are just a few examples of the applications of our bagasse pulp. With ongoing research and technological advancements, there is potential for further expansion into new areas and industries, contributing to sustainable development and resource conservation.
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