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Bookmark or Share- Pulp Products | AF&PA - American Forest & Paper AssociationWhat is Pulp? Pulp is made from breaking down the fibrous part of plants, primarily trees or recycled paper, and refers to the main ingredient in the papermaking process. Pulp made from trees (wood fiber) is the most common source of fiber for papermaking and the base for many paper and wood products.
- How is pulp made? | UPM PulpPulp is made from wood and the sawdust from our sawmills and plywood mills. The process for both hardwood and softwood pulp is nearly identical, the main differences being the structure of the wood, and some slight differences in the amounts of chemicals used during the bleaching process.
- Softwood Pulp - Uses, Properties, and Production Process - CNBMSoftwood pulp is produced through a complex process that involves harvesting, chipping, pulping, bleaching, and refining. The properties of softwood pulp vary depending on factors such as fiber length and width, chemical composition, color, and strength properties.
- Wood Pulp: What It Is & How It Is Created | Cut The WoodWood pulp is extracted during the papermaking process by decomposing recycled paper or wood chips. However, there are other ways to make wood pulp depending on the product that has to be generated. The list below is the most typical types of wood pulp according to how they are processed.
- Wood Pulp for Paper | How to Manufacture Wood Pulp - CNBMThere are three primary types of mechanical wood pulp: groundwood pulp, refiner mechanical pulp, and thermomechanical pulp. Groundwood Pulp. Groundwood pulp is produced by grinding wood chips against a revolving stone or metal disk. This process results in pulp with shorter fibers and lower strength than chemical wood pulp. Refiner Mechanical Pulp.
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