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Pt3-Properties of Paper Paperboard Packaging

The document discusses specifications for paper and paperboard packaging. It outlines three main considerations when determining packaging specifications: product considerations like the type and quantity of product being packed; commercial considerations like pricing and delivery terms; and technical considerations like packaging design, materials, and standards. It then provides details on various paper and paperboard properties including basis weight, thickness, sizes, fiber orientation and its effects on properties like stiffness, tear strength, moisture response, and common paper types for packaging.

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Pt3-Properties of Paper Paperboard Packaging

The document discusses specifications for paper and paperboard packaging. It outlines three main considerations when determining packaging specifications: product considerations like the type and quantity of product being packed; commercial considerations like pricing and delivery terms; and technical considerations like packaging design, materials, and standards. It then provides details on various paper and paperboard properties including basis weight, thickness, sizes, fiber orientation and its effects on properties like stiffness, tear strength, moisture response, and common paper types for packaging.

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Paper

 and  Paperboard  Packaging  


Specifications
Product  considerations:
• Type/nature  of  the  product:  solid,  liquid,  
etc.
• Quantity/weight/volume  to  be  packed
• Critical  attributes/characteristics  of  product
• Filling/packing  method  and  conditions
• Product  protection  requirements  -­‐ physical,  
climatic,  biological,  security,  etc.
Commercial  Considerations:

• Quantities  required/ordered
• Delivery  required/agreed
• Packing  and  shipping  instructions
• Pricing,  if  agreed
• Delivery  clauses/insurance/terms  of  
payment
Technical  Considerations:
• Designation  of  the  pack  (type,  style,  if  
known)
• Pack  raw  material(s):  grade,  quality,  weight
• Construction  of  pack,  if  known
• Relevant  dimensions  and  tolerances
• Special  features/properties/accessories
• Graphic  design/printing/decoration  required
• Applicable  standards  and  test  methods
Paper  and  Board  Specification  Concerns
• Cellulose  fibre sources  and  significance  of  
fibre length
• Fibre direction  and  related  physical  
properties
• Common  paperboard  grades
• Paperboard  properties
• Paperboard  packaging  styles
• Measuring  paperboard
Properties  of  Paper  and  
Paperboard  Packaging
Weigth and  Size
• Paper  is  classified  by  weight  in  gsm (grams  per  
square  metre),  with 80  gsm being  the  weight  of  
average  copier  paper.  
• Board  is  measured in  microns  (micrometers,  or  
1000ths of  a  millimetre).  The  thickness  of a  
board  can  be  gauged  by  the  number  of  ply  
(layers)  it  is  made  up  of.
• Paper  and  board  are  most  commonly  available  
in  metric  ‘A’  sizes  (A5  through  to  A0).
a packaging laminate. Paper
The choice of
Common  thicknesses  of  paper  and  board  
presented. Ch
involves a com
Number of ply Microns client. In gene

2 200 the design r


of the clien
3 230 durability, s
4 280 colour, text
the demand
6 360
printing pro
8 500 decoration,
10 580 printing ink
lithography
12 750 quality finis
Table 1.1: Common thicknesses of paper and any econom
board
A2
(420 × 594 mm)

A1
(594 × 841 mm)

he A4
(210 × 297 mm)
et A3
(297 × 420 mm)
A5 A5
(148 ×
210 mm)

ons, Figure  1.  Common  ‘A’  sizes  of  paper  and  board  
Figure 1.1: Common ‘A’ sizes of paper and board
Physical  Properties of  Paperboard
Paper Structure
Stiffness  in  the  sheet  at  different  
Stiffness in the sheet at different
drying  strategies
drying strategies
Shringkage in  CD
Shrinkage in CD
5

Double-tier dryer
CD shrinkage / %

Si l ti dryer
Single-tier d
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Position across the paper web, CD / m

Reference: T. Wahlström
Paper Structure

Fiber orientation means that paper is stronger in the machine


direction than in the cross machine direction.
Stiffness  and  Grain  Direction

Paper  is  stiffer  when  bent  across  the  grain  (MD)  


than  along  the  grain.  
Tube-­‐Style  Cartons  -­‐ Grain  Direction

Grain  crossing  the  corner  creases  contributes  to  


panel  flatness  
Folding  and  Grain  Direction

Paper  is  stiffer  folded  across  the  grain  (MD)  than  


along  the  grain  
Tearing  and  Grain  Direction

Tear  strength  across  the  grain  (MD)  is  higher  than  along  
the  grain.
Longer  fibre length  increases  cross-­‐grain  tear  strength    
Hygroscopic  Behaviour  of  Paperboards
• Papers  gain  or  lose  moisture  due  to  ambient  
humidity
• All  paper  properties  change  with  moisture  
content
• Paper  expands  with  moisture  changes à typically  
0.8%  in  MD  and  1.6%  in  CD
• Dimensional  changes  can  cause  register  problems
• Paper  is  always  tested  under  standardized  
conditions à 23°C and  50%  R.H.    
Paper  Moisture  Content
Humidity  Change  &  Paper  Curl
Large deformation bending of plates and its
influence on deflection of paper and board
Unstable at large
deflection

Stable at large
deflection

(Nordström et al.
al 1998)

Large deflection is typically larger than the sheet thickness!


Double-curved surfaces in general possible only for very small deflections!
Contact  of  light  and  paper
Types  of  Paper  Packaging
Paper  types
Cartridge  Paper  
Tracing  Paper
Kraft  Sack  Paper • Dari  pulp  sulfat kayu daun
jarum,
• Ketahanan tarik 250-­‐1150  
kg/m,  gramatur 70-­‐300,
• Kuat,  dapat dipucatkan,  dapat
dibuat kuat kondisi basah,  atau
anti  air
• Untuk tas,  kantong,  kantong
berdinding rangkap,  liner  pada
papan gelombang
Kertas Sulfit
Dari  campuran pulp  kayu
daun jarum dan daun lebar
yang  dipucatkan, bersih,  
cerah,  cocok untuk
kemasan yang  dicetak
(print).    Ketahanan tarik
sangat bervariasi,  gramatur
35-­‐300,  untuk tas kecil,  
amplop,  pouch,  kertas
berlilin,  label,  dan pelapis
foil
Vegetable  Parchment

Kertas tanpa sizing  agent  diberi


treatment  dengan asam sulfur  
pekat.    Ketahanan tarik 215-­‐1450  
kg/m,  gramatur 12-­‐75.  Kuat kondisi
basah,  tahan minyak dan lemak.  
Untuk produk berlemak,  berminyak
atau produk yang  basah.
• Dari  pulp  yang  dibeating
dengan kuat
Greaseproof
• Ketahanan tarik 70-­‐150  kg/m,  
gramatur 180-­‐450,
• Tahan lemak
• Untuk kemasan produk
berlemak dan pangan yang  
dipanggang
Seperti greaseproof,    dGlassine
iberi
Glassine
perlakuan super calendering, tahan
minyak dan lemak.  Ketahanan tarik
140-­‐535  kg/m,  gramatur 40-­‐150,  
sebagai barrier  odor  pelapis tas,  
kotak,  dan untuk pangan berlemak
Tissue  Paper
Kertas yang  ringan dari pulp  yang  
kebanyakan.  Ketahanan tarik 20-­‐
50  kg/m,  gramatur rendah.
Sebagai pembungkus yang  
bersifat lembut.
VCI  paper  (Volatile  Corrosion  Inhibitor)

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