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Softwood Bleached Pulp

Quality in softwood bleach pulp with Zoha Chemical

About the Softwood Bleached Pulp

Softwood Bleached Pulp is a type of cellulose raw material produced from the wood pulp of coniferous trees, such as pine, cedar, and spruce. These tree species are suitable for paper production due to their long and slender fibers.

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Bleaching Process:

In the production of Softwood Bleached Pulp, the wood pulp typically undergoes a chemical bleaching process. This process enhances the color and purity of the pulp, resulting in a white and smooth surface for the final product.

Applications:

This type of cellulose is primarily used in the production of high-quality offset printing papers, brochures, catalogs, and similar high-end paper products. Its high whiteness and strength properties enhance the quality of these papers.

Quality and Characteristics:

Softwood Bleached Pulp contains long and robust cellulose fibers, which increase the durability of the final product. It also offers a high degree of whiteness and a smooth surface.