Natural plant fiber covers the non-wood cellulose sources we blend outside the named single-origin materials: sugarcane bagasse, reed, grass, and other agricultural cellulose depending on what the part needs and what is seasonally available. It is the most flexible material in the range, because the blend is tuned to the application rather than fixed by a single source. Fiber lengths sit in the 1.0 to 2.0 mm band, which balances formability against strength.
Sugarcane bagasse is the most commonly used component. It is the fibrous residue left after sugar extraction, available in very large volumes as a byproduct, with fibers around 1.0 to 1.7 mm that form a smooth pale surface. It is the reason these parts tend to look better than their cost suggests.
The honest limitation of a blended material is batch-to-batch variation. A single-source fiber behaves predictably. A blend whose composition shifts with availability needs process control to deliver consistent parts, which is managed through furnish testing rather than assumed.
General purpose protective packaging. This is the default material for parts that need reasonable strength, acceptable appearance, and moderate cost, which describes a large share of molded pulp work. Electronics inserts, consumer goods trays, and transit protection all sit here.
Food service and produce. Bagasse in particular has an established record in food service, where the smooth pale surface and the agricultural residue origin both work in the product’s favor.
Brands with an agricultural story. Where a buyer wants packaging that visibly comes from plants rather than from trees or from waste paper, the natural tone and the crop-residue origin support that positioning directly.
Cost-sensitive parts that still need to look reasonable. Recycled fiber is cheaper and grays. Bleached is cleaner and costs considerably more. This material sits between them, which is frequently the right place to be.
Where it is the wrong call: parts carrying heavy compression, which need papel kraft compostável ou fibra de bambu, and parts requiring a true white or direct food contact clearance, which need celulose branqueada.
Buyers who want a single, traceable agricultural source rather than a blend should look at fibra de palha, which is the same family with a defined origin.
Fibra natural renovável
Compostable kraft paper is the strongest fiber we form. Made from virgin
Natural plant fiber covers the non-wood cellulose sources we blend outside the
Corrugated paper as a molded pulp material means recovered cardboard boxes repulped
Os produtos de celulose moldada substituem o plástico e a espuma, oferecendo opções recicláveis e biodegradáveis. Formas personalizadas, cores e superfícies ecologicamente corretas estão disponíveis. Oferecemos embalagens econômicas e sustentáveis com prototipagem e fabricação próprias.
As bandejas de polpa de papel para prensagem a seco, fabricadas com materiais reciclados 100%, oferecem uma alternativa econômica e ecologicamente correta ao plástico. Elas oferecem amortecimento, resistência à temperatura e capacidade de empilhamento, economizando até 20% de espaço.
A Bonitopak oferece celulose moldada em seis cores, incluindo branco, natural e preto, com precisão de cor 95%. Métodos ecologicamente corretos garantem um branqueamento seguro. O natural e o branco são melhores para alimentos; os outros são adequados para embalagens de bandejas.
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