Difficult to Deink Wastepaper Grades - The Way Forward, 1991 Pulping Conference Proceedings

The use of different printing processes, machine types and finishing techniques on high quality paper is escalating. At the same time there is considerable pressure to increase recycled fibre contents in paper products and use more wastepaper.

Laboratory studies have illustrated how use of different base papers and printing equipment can affect the deinkability of high quality wastepaper grades. Greater knowledge and understanding of the factors influencing deinking effectiveness may allow manipulation of parameters enhancing ink removal and subsequent product quality.

Author: Cathie, K., Crow, H.
Difficult to Deink Wastepaper Grades - The Way Forward, 1991
Difficult to Deink Wastepaper Grades - The Way Forward, 1991 Pulping Conference Proceedings
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