Bleached pulp is the material to specify when the part has to be white, has to touch food, or has to look like a finished product rather than packaging. We bleach with hydrogen peroxide rather than chlorine, which is a totally chlorine free route that leaves no chlorinated organic residue in the fiber or the effluent. The result is a clean white virgin fiber with controlled chemistry, which is what food contact compliance actually requires.
Totally chlorine free bleaching. Hydrogen peroxide breaks down into water and oxygen, leaving no chlorinated organic compounds in the fiber. This is the TCF route rather than the ECF route that uses chlorine dioxide.
Virgin fiber with known history. Recycled fiber carries whatever was in the paper it came from, which is why many markets restrict it for direct food contact. Virgin fiber has a traceable chemistry.
White base for accurate color. Pigment applied over a white base reproduces predictably, where the same pigment over gray-brown recycled fiber shifts with every batch of incoming fiber.
Smooth surface for Type 3 forming. This material justifies cure-in-the-mold tooling, where heated molds press and densify the part to a smooth, well-defined, almost plastic-like finish.
Premium appearance without coating. White reads as finished and clinical, which suits cosmetics, medical, and premium retail without adding any surface layer.
Compostable on the same basis as unbleached. Peroxide bleaching removes lignin and brightens cellulose. It does not introduce anything that interferes with breakdown.
Bleaching is a lignin removal and brightening process, not a coating. Residual lignin is what makes unbleached kraft brown, and peroxide oxidizes the chromophores responsible for that color. Some fiber strength is lost in the process, which is the main trade: a bleached part is marginally weaker than the same fiber unbleached, at the same wall thickness.
That trade is worth making whenever appearance or compliance is the driver, and not worth making for a transit insert nobody sees.
Direct food contact. Where the part touches food rather than sitting outside a sealed product, bleached virgin fiber is the specification that clears regulatory review most easily in most markets. Trays for produce, confectionery inserts, and food service items all sit here.
Cosmetics and personal care. A white insert inside a gift set or a skincare box reads as part of the product. Brands moving away from vacuum-formed plastic trays usually land here, because it is the only fiber that matches the finish expectation.
Medical and pharmaceutical. White is the convention in this sector, and virgin fiber with controlled chemistry is the baseline requirement. Single-use hospital disposables are among the oldest molded pulp applications.
Any part being pigmented to a precise shade. The white base removes the variability that makes color matching difficult on recycled fiber. If a brand color has to reproduce exactly across years of reorders, starting from bleached fiber is the most reliable route. See colored pulp for how that process works.
Where bleached pulp is the wrong call: protective transit packaging where appearance is irrelevant, and any cost-driven volume part. For those, recycled paper pulp or straw fiber deliver the function at a fraction of the material cost.
Buyers who want a pale finish without a bleaching stage should look at bamboo fiber, which forms naturally paler than wood and considerably paler than recycled fiber.
Umweltfreundlich gebleichte Faser
Kompostierbares Kraftpapier ist die festeste Faser, die wir herstellen. Hergestellt aus Frischfaser
Farbiger Zellstoff ist keine eigenständige Faser. Es handelt sich dabei um einen unserer
Gebleichter Zellstoff ist das zu spezifizierende Material, wenn das Bauteil
Der Begriff „natürliche Pflanzenfasern“ umfasst die nicht aus Holz stammenden Zellulosequellen, die wir außerhalb der
Wellpappe als Formmasse bezeichnet wiederverwertete Kartons, die zu Zellstoff zerkleinert wurden
Strohfasern werden aus den nach der Getreideernte übrig gebliebenen Stängeln hergestellt, Material
Geformte Zellstoffprodukte ersetzen Kunststoff und Schaumstoff und bieten recycelbare, biologisch abbaubare Optionen. Kundenspezifische Formen, Farben und umweltfreundliche Oberflächen sind erhältlich. Wir bieten erschwingliche, nachhaltige Verpackungen mit hauseigener Prototypenerstellung und Produktion.
Trockengepresste Zellstoffschalen aus 100% recyceltem Material sind eine umweltfreundliche und kostengünstige Alternative zu Kunststoff. Sie bieten Polsterung, Temperaturbeständigkeit und Stapelbarkeit und sparen bis zu 20% Platz.
Bonitopak bietet geformten Zellstoff in sechs Farben an, darunter Weiß, Natur und Schwarz, mit der Farbgenauigkeit 95%. Umweltfreundliche Methoden gewährleisten eine sichere Bleiche. Die Farben Natur und Weiß eignen sich am besten für Lebensmittel, die anderen für Schalenverpackungen.
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