Kraft Paper Brown Slip Sheet

Kraft Paper Brown Slip Sheet is made from unbleached virgin kraft paper, laminated in multiple layers to preserve the paper's natural long-fiber structure, with this structure, it can offer significant advantages in load-bearing and durability.

Product Features

Kraft Paper Brown Slip Sheet has longer, natural fibers, resulting in greater initial strength and toughness than bleached kraft paper. Its natural brown color also means less chemical processing and a higher degree of environmental friendliness. The natural long fibers are further enhanced through multi-layer lamination, resulting in tensile strength and tear resistance. The paper slip sheet is extremely lightweight, with a thickness of approximately 1mm. It also requires no fumigation or plant quarantine (ISPM 15) inspections, simplifying the export process.

Product Parameters

What kind of cargo can be transported using paper slip sheets?

Paper slip sheets are logistics consumables, and their most common use is in warehouse storage and freight logistics. While these applications can accommodate a wide range of cargo types, they are most suitable for, and are commonly used for, boxed and bagged cargo. Most of these can be stacked for storage and transport, and with a paper slip sheet placed underneath, they can be easily moved with a forklift. For cargo weighing 2,000 kg or less, and heavier loads, Kraft Paper Brown Slip Sheets can also be used.

FAQ

Q: How do I properly use a paper slip sheet for transporting cargo?

A: With the cargo bottom flat, place the paper slip sheet in the pallet position and use a forklift with a push-pull mechanism.

Q: What is the lifespan of a Kraft Paper Brown Slip Sheet?

A: Under normal use, it can be reused 5-10 times. Its lifespan is affected by cargo weight, handling, and storage environment. Yilida recommends regular inspection and replacement.

Q: How should I dispose of a used paper slip sheet?

A: We use environmentally friendly materials, so each paper slide tray is 100% recyclable. If you use it in large quantities and need to recycle a lot, we recommend that you cooperate with your local paper recycler.