Reusable Stone Print Paper Bags With Logo And Handles Customized Printed

Reusable Small Gift Perfume Stone Paper Bags With Logo And Handles Waterproof Customized Printed Paper Gift Bags

Stone paper is a type of specialty paper that is made from calcium carbonate 80% (limestone) and bio-polyethylene resin 20% (HDPE). The HDPE is used as a binder. Stone paper is an extremely environmentally friendly paper which is different from traditional paper because it has non wood-pulp.

1. Made From Stone Powder
Stone paper is a type of paper that is made out of calcium carbonate 80% (limestone) and bio-polyethylene resin 20% (HDPE). In this case, the HDPE is used as a binder. Thereby, limestone from existing limestone quarries is being used as the raw material and processed into a fine powder.

Without Chemical Bleach
The color of Stone paper is originally white, therefore it does not require any further bleaching process. Because of its high density, stone paper products also retain their shape over time.

2. Waterproof and Washable
Due to its composition, stone paper is waterproof, resistant to grease and washable. The feel is similar to that of tissue paper.

3. Back to Nature
Stone paper is disposed and recycled in the normal way. So stone paper is turned back into calcium carbonate and becomes limestone again.

4. Without Chemical Bleach
The color of Stone paper is originally white, therefore it does not require any further bleaching process. Because of its high density, stone paper products also retain their shape over time.

Recycle process

Both the production-process as well as the end-product are very clean and non-wasteful. In addition, Stone Paper paper is easily broken down by sunlight; 200 micron thick G-ECO paper will begin to break and crack like an egg shell in the outside air in a period of 9 to 12 months (if the material is left in the sun 10 hours a day). It can also be easily burned without the release of harmful gasses.

Details
Stone Paper is recyclable with plastic (percentage is only 20%). There has been no indication that Stone Paper, in any way, affects the recycling stream. It causes no disruption in the recycling centers or while sorting. Stone Paper needs to be recycled by means of the category 2 recycling stream. Stone Paper is not plastic nor pulp paper. This can be proved by burning a sheet of Stone Paper, which produces a natural chalky residue of calcium carbonate. Since calcium carbonate is used as a filler in plastics, it’s a useful addition to the category 2 plastic recycling stream. If Stone Paper does end up in the recycling stream of paper, it will be separated and re-routed to the category 2 stream and burned in an oven to generate energy. No harmful gasses are released by burning Stone Paper.
Stone Paper is a tree-free paper, that consists mostly out of calcium carbonate bound with a small percentage of non-toxic resin. In addition, it’s safely broken down by nature and will be completely gone in 9 to 12 months if left in nature. Without the exhaustion of any harmful gasses.

Despite of Stone Paper being tree-free, it shares similarities to traditional wood pulp paper in regard to elasticy and tear-resistancyin a ratio of 1:1 and 2:1.

During the production of Stone Paper, no trees, water, toxins or bleach is used. And the unused or excess is easily recycled into new Stone Paper. In addition, it is water-resistant, and since it’s tree-free and in essence fiber-free, it doesn’t absorb ink and therefore uses 15 to 20% less ink during print in comparison to wood pulp paper. The result is an extremely sharp image.