Equipment Description:Eucalyptus Grandis Hardwood Kraft
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| Distribution... | Brazil Argentina South Africa |
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| Fibre Types... | The fibre from Brazil is predominately based on E.grandis which comes from plantation grown "cloned trees", harvested for pulping in 6-7 years. Small quantities of other eucalyptus species may be present such as E.saligna, E. europhylla, and E. alba. |
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| Fibre Properties... | Fibre Length 0.8-1.0mm Fibre Width 14-16µm Wall Thickness 3.0-3.5µm Fibre Coarseness 80-85µg/m |
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Eucalyptus grandis can be used in a similar way to E. globulus. E. grandis finds applications in coated and uncoated printing and writing papers, were it provides smoothness, opacity and a good formation. In the tissue sector it is used in facial tissue, to provide tactile softness and in speciality grades, such as photographic papers, it can be used to give a high opacity and paper stiffness |
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