What makes our recycled pulp so special?
What makes our recycled pulp so special?
While most recycled pulps are manufactured using various types of paper waste such as newspaper and magazines which require de-inking process, our recycled pulp is made only from the finest raw materials such as milk cartons or laminated paper that do not require de-inking. It is this strict selection of raw materials that allows us to manufacture recycled pulp that are of similar quality as virgin pulp.
Why can cartons create high quality recycled pulp?
Paper carton (laminated waste paper)
Cartons for milk and other beverages are laminated with polyethylene film and printing is done on the polyethylene film instead of the paper itself. Therefore, by separating the film with print ink makes it possible to extract the clean pulp easily without relying on the de-inking facility.
Why can cartons create high quality recycled pulp?
Paper carton (laminated waste paper)
「Film」 「Pulp」
Cartons for milk and other beverages are laminated with polyethylene film and printing is done on the polyethylene film instead of the paper itself. Therefore, by separating the film with print ink makes it possible to extract the clean pulp easily without relying on the de-inking facility.
「Film」
「Pulp」
Recycled Pulp Specifications
Recycled Pulp Specifications
Items |
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Whiteness |
30~90 % |
Level of whiteness |
Filterability |
300~600 ml |
Fiber Length (Long or short) |
Tensil strength |
2~5 km |
Strength towards pulling |
Burst factor |
2~3 kPa・m²/g |
Strength towards vertical pressure |
Tear strength |
6~16 mN・m²/g |
Strength towards tearing |
The strength vary depending on the bend of various types of paper.
Items |
||
Whiteness |
30~90 % |
Level of whiteness |
Filterability |
300~600 ml |
Fiber Length (Long or short) |
Tensil strength |
2~5 km |
Strength towards pulling |
Burst factor |
2~3 kPa・m²/g |
Strength towards vertical pressure |
Tear strength |
6~16 mN・m²/g |
Strength towards tearing |
The strength vary depending on the bend of various types of paper.
Packaging Examples
Packaging example for
international shipping
Packaging examples for
domestic shipping
Packaging example for international shipping
Measurements | 1,200×800×1300mm |
Wet Weight | 920kg |
Dry Weight | 440kg |
Packaging examples for domestic shipping
Measurements | 1,200×800×1700mm |
Wet Weight | 1260kg |
Dry Weight | 600kg |
Measurements |
1,200×800×1300mm |
1,200×800×1700mm |
Wet Weight |
920kg |
1260kg |
Dry Weight |
440kg |
600kg |
Please contact us for the details of the specifications and packaging.
Please contact us for the details of the specifications and packaging.
Overseas Transactions
Nissey Sangyo has obtained FSC®-CoC Certification on June 6, 2013. We are proud to announce that our recycled products should meet the sustainability requirements of top global companies.
The pulp used in cartons contain a large amount of softwood pulp (N or Nadelbäume pulp) made from coniferous trees as opposed to a hardwood pulp (L or Laubholz pulp) made from broad-leaved trees and can provide reliable strength.
Overseas Transactions
Nissey Sangyo has obtained FSC®-CoC Certification on June 6, 2013. We are proud to announce that our recycled products should meet the sustainability requirements of top global companies.
The pulp used in cartons contain a large amount of softwood pulp (N or Nadelbäume pulp) made from coniferous trees as opposed to a hardwood pulp (L or Laubholz pulp) made from broad-leaved trees and can provide reliable strength.
About FSC
Nissey Sangyo obtained
FSC®-CoC Certification
on June 6, 2013.
The pulp is used in a variety of materials in our daily lives. As the technology advanced, its use has expanded considerably from the raw material for paper to building materials and packing materials to clothing. Its consumption soared and created an issue of deforestation.
Nissey Sangyo has contributed to the preservation of forests by recycling a pulp from high quality paper instead of sourcing wood pulp. In order to further contribute to the protection of forests and providing our clients with more sustainable alternative, we obtained this FSC certification.
Certification Number: SA-COC-004068
What is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council®)?
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international non-profit, multi-stakeholder organization established in 1993 that claims to promote responsible management of the world’s forests. It’s made up of representatives of environmental organizations, forest and lumber traders and indigenous groups. Its headquarters is located in Bonn, Germany.
■Forest Management Certification
FSC offers two main types of certification: “FM Certification: Forest management” and “CoC Certificatation: Chain of custody. Nissey Sangyo has obtained “CoC Certification”.
About FSC
Nissey Sangyo obtained
FSC®-CoC Certification
on June 6, 2013.
The pulp is used in a variety of materials in our daily lives. As the technology advanced, its use has expanded considerably from the raw material for paper to building materials and packing materials to clothing. Its consumption soared and created an issue of deforestation.
Nissey Sangyo has contributed to the preservation of forests by recycling a pulp from high quality paper instead of sourcing wood pulp. In order to further contribute to the protection of forests and providing our clients with more sustainable alternative, we obtained this FSC certification.
Certification Number: SA-COC-004068