How are Kraft paper bags made?
THE Kraft paper bags are versatile and environmentally friendly packaging widely used for a variety of products, from gift races to take -out snacks. Their manufacture is based on a simple but fascinating process. In this article, we will explore the key steps in the manufacture of kraft paper bags to better understand the origin of your bags.
The transformation of wood into paper pulp
The first step in making Kraft paper bags begins in forests, where trees, mainly pines, are carefully selected. The wood harvested is then transported to the processing factories. There, it is reduced in shavings, then sprayed into a pulp. This paste is often bleached to remove impurities and obtain a high quality raw material.
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The paper pulp is then mixed with water to form a suspension, which is then spread on a canvas and pressed and then stretched to remove excess water. This process allows you to create large sheets of kraft paper, generally light brown.
Credit: the world of wood (site)
Cutting and assembly
Kraft paper sheets are dried in high -speed dryers. Once dry, they are cut into rollers or leaves of the size appropriate for the manufacture of bags. The kraft paper sheets are then folded and glued to form kraft bags. The shape of the bag depends on the desired size and style, whether bags with handles, flat bags, or other types. Kraft bags without handles, Kraft sachets Or Classic kraft bags, all forms are possible.
Printing and personalization
If necessary, Kraft paper bags can be printed with logos, designs or information from the company. This feature, available on the page Personalization From the COVR site, allows companies to add a unique touch to their packaging. To do this, simply contact us by email for a personalized quote. Once the confirmation has been received, you can send us your logo, which will then be shaped on the bag by our graphic designer. And that's it! Your bags are ready to be delivered to your home as soon as possible.
