Glossy Oil Surface Cigarette Tipping Paper Core Length 66mm

• Customization: Available
• Brand: Customized
• Negative: +- 5
• Model NO.: TP-011
• Packing: Pallet
• Width: 64mm 70mm
• Plate Under: Wood
• Core: 66
• Effect: Gradual Change
• Surface: Gloss Oil
• Keyword: Tipping Paper
• Raw Materials: Wood Pulp
• Transport Package: Pallet
• Specification: 64mm*34gsm*3000m
• Trademark: BINHAO
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 4813900000
• Production Capacity: 100000 Tons/ Year

Product Description

Glossy Oil Surface Cigarette Tipping Paper Core Length 66mm




 

Terms	Unit	Standard Method	Parameters
Basis Weight	gsm	ISO 536	60+/_2g	70+/_2g	80+/_2g	90+/_2g	100+/_2g	120+/_2g
Caliper	µm	ISO 534	73±3	85±3	95±3	105±3	115±3	135±3
ISO Brightness	%	ISO 2470-1	≥98	≥98	≥98	≥98	≥98	≥98
Bulk	cm3/g	ISO 534	1.22	1.21	1.19	1.17	1.15	1.13
Opacity	%	ISO 2471	89	90	93	94	95	97
Breaking Length	km	Reel	≥3.0	≥3.0	≥3.0	≥3.0	≥3.0	≥3.0
Moisture	%	ISO 287	6±2	6±2	6±2	6±2	6±2	6±2
COBB	gsm	ISO 535	≤40	≤45	≤45	≤45	≤45	≤45

Why is it called tipping paper?

The paper gets its name from Japan, where it was first produced in the early 20th century by Tohoku Paper Co., Sendai. It was named after its resemblance to the outer skin of a local plant called metasequoia. In the 1930s, the paper was sold to Shanghai and its name was introduced into China.The production of unprinted paper is called white tipping base paper or plain tipping paper.


Fuction Details:

Longitudinal tensile strength and surface strength

The longitudinal tensile strength of the tipping paper should meet the operation requirements of the high speed machine in cigarette factory and reach the index of not easy to break. Printing can prevent the occurrence of wool powder, improve the printing quality and promote the production of uniform quality, so as to ensure the normal operation of the factory's splicer ration.


Cigarette Wrapper and Glue

Generally, the paper used to wrap the tobacco is made form flax or linen fiber. Manufacturers add various chemicals to the paper, including salts, monoammonium phosphate and sodium and potassium citrates to accelerate or control the burning rate. The burn rate has an important effect on the number of puffs that can be obtained by the smoker, and the smoke yield. A whitening pigment-calcium carbonate-is added to the paper, partly to ensure the creation of an attractive ash as the cigarette burns (Browne, 1990). The wrappers' seams are glued with an adhesive that is a modified starch or natural gum (Browne, 1990).





Tipping Paper