SEMI KRAFT PAPER

Semi-craft paper is a type of paper that is made from a combination of recycled fibers and virgin pulp. It is also sometimes called semi-chemical pulp paper. Semi-craft paper is characterized by its strength, durability, and rough texture, which makes it ideal for packaging, wrapping, and other similar applications.

Semi-craft paper is made by partially cooking the wood fibers with chemicals such as sodium sulfite or sodium carbonate, which breaks down the lignin in the wood and separates the fibers. These fibers are then cleaned, refined, and formed into paper using traditional paper-making techniques.

Semi-craft paper is often used as an alternative to kraft paper, which is made entirely from virgin pulp. While semi-craft paper is not as strong as kraft paper, it is still a reliable and cost-effective option for many packaging and wrapping applications. It is also more environmentally friendly than kraft paper because it contains a significant portion of recycled fibers.