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Recycled Kraft Paper Rolls
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Recycled Kraft Paper Rolls supplier from Ahmedabad India manufacturing kraft rolls made from recycled fiber pulp for sustainable packaging needs, sourced from the region's paper processing industry, supplying eco-conscious packaging brands and export wholesalers.
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Recycled Kraft Paper Rolls are manufactured from recovered fiber pulp, primarily old corrugated container (OCC) waste paper, processed through recycling and re-pulping to produce a strong, brown packaging paper without relying on virgin wood fiber. Ahmedabad sits within Gujarat's established paper manufacturing corridor, alongside Vapi and Morbi, a cluster responsible for a significant share of India's recycled kraft paper output. For eco-conscious packaging brands, corrugated box manufacturers, and export wholesalers, this offers a genuinely sustainable packaging substrate with the tear resistance and burst strength packaging conversion requires, backed by the documentation international buyers need for import clearance.
| Attribute | Details / Value |
|---|---|
| Raw Material | Recycled fiber pulp, primarily old corrugated container (OCC) waste paper |
| GSM Range | 120-300 GSM, specify per application |
| Burst Factor (BF) | 14-32 BF, depending on GSM and application |
| Color | Natural brown, uniform |
| Roll Width | Custom, per converting machine requirement, typically up to 3 meters |
| Core Type | Standard paper core, size specified per buyer's winding equipment |
| Tensile Strength | Machine direction and cross direction values available per GSM/BF specification |
| Moisture Content | Within standard range for corrugation and packaging conversion |
| Recycled Content | 100% recycled fiber |
| Applications | Corrugated boxes, paper bags, wrapping paper, tube and core winding, fluting medium |
| HS Code | 4804.29 or 4805.91 (kraft paper, uncoated), confirm with CHA based on exact grade |
Lighter kraft paper in the 120-150 GSM range with a lower burst factor suits wrapping paper, lighter-duty bags, and fluting medium for corrugation where the paper isn't the primary structural layer. This range keeps material cost down for applications that don't need high load-bearing strength on their own.
Heavier kraft paper at 200-300 GSM with a higher burst factor is needed for outer corrugated box liners, heavy-duty sack paper, and any application where the paper itself bears significant load or resists puncture during handling and transit. Buyers should confirm their box or bag's actual load requirement, since underspecifying GSM and burst factor here leads to failures during shipping rather than a simple cost trade-off.
Gujarat's paper manufacturing corridor, spanning Ahmedabad, Vapi, and Morbi, has built deep recycling and re-pulping infrastructure over decades, supported by the region's broader industrial base and access to consistent waste paper feedstock. This concentration of paper mills supports competitive pricing at scale and consistent GSM and burst factor specifications across large orders, which matters for buyers running continuous box or bag conversion lines that depend on predictable incoming paper quality.
Rolls wound to specified width and diameter, individually wrapped for moisture protection during transit and storage. Palletized loading for bulk shipment. Custom roll width and core specifications available per buyer's converting equipment requirements.
ISO 9001 certified manufacturing facility, recycled content documentation for sustainability compliance claims, Certificate of Origin, quality test reports for GSM, burst factor, and tensile strength available per batch on request.
Outer box liners generally need 200-300 GSM with a higher burst factor to bear load and resist puncture during handling. Lighter applications like fluting medium or wrapping paper can use 120-150 GSM. Confirm your box's actual load requirement before specifying, since underspecifying leads to failures during shipping.
Recycled kraft paper can match virgin kraft paper's strength within a given GSM and burst factor specification, though fiber degrades slightly with each recycling cycle. Reputable mills blend and test incoming waste paper to maintain consistent output strength, so buyers should request test reports confirming the specific burst factor and tensile strength for their order.
Burst factor measures how much pressure a paper can withstand before rupturing, a key indicator of a box or bag's ability to resist puncture and rough handling. Higher burst factor at the same GSM generally indicates better fiber quality or blending, and buyers should specify a minimum burst factor alongside GSM rather than GSM alone.
Yes, roll width and core specifications are made to match your specific converting or winding equipment. Confirm your machine's required width and core dimensions before placing an order to ensure compatibility.
Recycled kraft paper generally falls under HS code 4804.29 or 4805.91, depending on the exact paper grade and whether it's classified as kraft paper or another paperboard category. Confirm the exact classification with your customs broker before the first shipment.
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