Discount Carbonless Paper Factory, Exporters

Product Description

Technical Specification
ITEMS UNIT TARGET VALUE TEST METHOD ISO STANDARD
Basis Weight g/m² CB 48, 50, 55 | CFB 50 | CF 48, 50, 55 GB/T 451.2 ISO 536
Basis Weight Variation % ≤ ±5 - -
Paper Density g/cm³ ≥ 0.67 GB/T 451.3 ISO 534
Optical Properties Brightness (White) % ≥ 85 GB/T 7974 ISO 2470
Opacity (White) % ≥ 60 GB/T 1543 -
Surface Strength (Medium Viscosity Ink) m/s ≥ 0.3 Internal Method -
Tensile Strength MD N.m/g ≥ 50 GB/T 453 ISO 1924
CD ≥ 15
Tear Resistance CD mN.m²/g ≥ 3.0 GB/T 455 ISO 1974
MD ≥ 2.5
Optical Density ΔD CB (3 ply prints) - ≥ 0.70 GB 16797 -
CFB (5 ply prints) - ≥ 0.78 -
CF (5 ply prints) - ≥ 0.80 -
Imaging Sensitivity ΔD % ≥ 85 GB 16797 -
ΔE % ≥ 80 -
Light Resistance (144h) % ≥ 60 GB 16797 -
Friction Resistance (ΔE) % ≤ 5 - -
Curls mm ≤ 15 GB 16797 -
Moisture on Delivery % 6.5 ± 2 GB/T 462 ISO 287
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of carbonless paper listed (CB, CFB, CF)?
CB stands for Coated Back (top sheet), CFB for Coated Front and Back (middle sheet), and CF for Coated Front (bottom sheet). These layers work together to transfer images without carbon paper.
What is the standard basis weight available for these papers?
The standard weights include 48g, 50g, and 55g for CB and CF types, and 50g for CFB types, catering to various printing needs.
How is the imaging quality of this paper measured?
Imaging quality is measured through Optical Density (ΔD) and Imaging Sensitivity. The paper maintains a high ΔD (≥0.70 to 0.80 depending on the ply) to ensure clear, legible copies.
Does the paper meet international manufacturing standards?
Yes, our paper complies with several ISO standards, including ISO 536 for weight, ISO 534 for density, and ISO 1924 for tensile strength, ensuring consistent global quality.
What is the moisture content of the paper upon delivery?
The moisture content is carefully controlled at 6.5% ± 2%, which is optimal for preventing curling and ensuring smooth feeding through printing machines.
Why is the surface strength important for this paper?
Surface strength (≥ 0.3 m/s) ensures that the coating remains intact during high-speed printing, preventing dust buildup and ensuring a clean transfer of the chemical image.

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