CMYK Stone Paper Printing Notepad Stone Paper Eco Friendly Perfect Bingding

Eco Friendly Softcover Stone Paper Notebook Notepad Waterproof Tear Resistant Perfect Bingding Smooth Writing

Stone paper is made using calcium carbonate, a compound found in rocks, and bio-resin. The two materials are combined to form a non-toxic and recyclable material that has the texture and look of regular paper. The production process involves crushing the calcium carbonate into powder, melting the resin, combining the two ingredients together and then cooling them. Once cooled, the mixture is extruded through rollers which form sheets of stone paper. The sheets are then cut into desired sizes for use as stationery items such as notebooks or cards.

What is the difference between stone paper and ordinary paper?

Stone paper is like regular paper, only better. Unlike ordinary paper, stone paper is waterproof and tear-resistant, and there is no ink bleeding when writing. Stone paper is brighter, smoother and more environmentally friendly than ordinary paper. The materials used to make stone paper are environmentally friendly and non-polluting, and do not contain trees, water, bleach, acids and toxic chemicals. For ordinary pulp, producing one ton of traditional wood pulp paper usually requires 18 large trees, a lot of energy and 2770 liters of water. The stone paper is mainly made of waste scraps and crushed stones of the mining and construction industry. The calcium carbonate used is 80% -90%. Calcium carbonate is one of the most abundant substances in the world.

Recycling conventional pulp paper is also limited to multiple cycles. Traditional paper can only be recycled up to 7 times, and each recycling requires additional virgin fiber. Natural forests are often cut and burned to plant non-native, fast-growing trees. Stone paper produces no waste—in production or in the end product—and can be recycled indefinitely, making it the smarter paper choice.

The Application of Stone Paper

Stone Paper is best used for the following:
✔ Commercial Applications
✔ FDA Compliant Food Packaging
✔ Industrial Applications
✔ Labels & Tags
✔ Outdoor Applications
✔ Publishing
✔ Substitute for traditional pulp papers, such as Synthetic Paper & Film (Yupo, primax, tyvek, etc…), Premium Coated Paper, Recycled Paper, and select PVC Sheet applications.
✔ Displays
✔ Indoor Applications
✔ Industrial Mold & Cast Structures
✔ Office Use
✔ Personal Use

Perfect, the name says it all! Stays in tact through all of the elements you throw at it – Rain, shine, dirt or snow!

All Softcover books use perfect bound binding. In the perfect binding process, the cover and pages of the book are glued together at the spine and then the edges are “perfectly” trimmed to give your book its sharp, even edges. Perfect Bound books are lightweight, flexible and sleek.

Bends easily to fit your pocket or back pack, then springs back to it’s original state, like it never happened.

Built to last, using the most durable glues and materials.

Product Description

Stone Paper Applications

1. Stone paper applications are numerous, and some examples are:
2. Paper - stone paper gives a luxurious feeling when writing, and never bleed through.
3. Maps - maps made of stone paper will be weatherproof and durable, perfect for hiking.
4. Sketchbooks - Stone paper is fantastic to sketch on.
5. Diving pads - should you have a need for writing when diving, stone paper is well suited as it enables underwater writing.
6. Posters and banners - when you want your message to continue coming through regardless of weather and tear.
7. Shopping bags - eco-friendly shopping will include a stone paper shopping bag.
8. Envelopes - Water-proof and recyclable
9. Wrapping paper - wrap sandwiches, gifts or goods that need a protective layer.
10. Notebooks - stone paper notebooks is perfect for bullet journaling, as the stone paper is extremely bright and withstands all kinds of wear, tear and staining.
11. Flower pots - fold the stone paper, secure it with a piece of string and you will have a stylish flower pot.
Gift Paper
For paper printers that operate under 65 degrees Celsius. *Laser printers typically emit more than 65 degrees when printing.