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Wood pulp is the chief raw material of paper and a basic element in a host of other products.

The pulping process can be categorized into mechanical and chemical processes. The raw material fibre is classified into two categories - softwood and hardwood.

Softwoods have longer fibres than hardwoods and thus produces paper with greater tear and tensile strength required for the manufacture of fine paper.

For manufacturing paper and board, the type of mixture of pulp employed will determine the character of the finished product.

Mechanical Pulps

Three mechanical processes, may be used to break down solid wood into its fibres.

• Groundwood,
  
  
• Refiner
  
  
• Thermomechanical (TMP)
  

Chemical Pulps

Chemical pulping processes uses a combination of chemicals, heat and pressure on wood chips converted from logs.

• Sulphate or Kraft Pulp, Sulphite Pulp and Dissolving and Special Alpha Pulps.
  
  
• Bleached Semi-bleached and Unbleached.
  

Pulp Grades

• Groundwood Pulp
  
  
• Bleached Chemi Thermochemical (BCTMP)
  
  
• Chemi-Thermomechanical (CTMP)
  
  
• Dissolving
  
  
• Softwood
  
  
• Hardwood
  
  
• - Bleached- Unbleached- Bleached- Semi-bleached- Unbleached- Acetate- Viscose- Fluffing
  

We have tied up with various suppliers worldwide, and are regularly supplying pulp of following grades:

• Leaf River (Georgia Pacific)
  
  
• Brunswick (Georgia Pacific)
  
  
• Wallula (Boisse Cascade)
  
  
• Celgar (Celgar)
  
  
• Sappi
  
  
• Squammish Grades (Western Pulp)
  
  

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