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kraft paper
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kraft paper [′kraft ‚pā·pər]
(materials)
A strong paper or cardboard made from sulfate-process wood pulp; unbleached varieties are used for wrapping paper and shipping cartons.

kraft paper
A heavy, high-strength paper, sized with resin, usually brown in color; used as a building paper.


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The purpose of this work is to determine the effect of brownstock kappa on the bleachability of softwood EMCC kraft pulp.
Hydrogen sulphide is probably the big one, which is one of the odour-causing compounds that are typically associated with kraft pulp mills, and that is one that we have done a lot of work on over the years because it is a public nuisance because your mill smells bad," Nakanishi says.
Canfor is a major producer and supplier of SPF and SYP lumber, bleached kraft pulp, specialty kraft paper, plywood and oriented strand board (OSB) for markets around the world.
 
 
 
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