Glossary
A collection of key terms related to paper packaging products, helping you better understand our offerings.
Paper Material Terms
Wood free paper
Wood-free paper is a high-quality paper that does not contain mechanical wood pulp (like newsprint or kraft paper). Instead, it’s made from chemically processed pulp (usually from cotton, bamboo, or other plant fibers), resulting in a smoother, brighter, and more durable sheet.
White kraft paper
Product Usage: Premium Paper Bags, Lamination, Dyed Embossing
Soft touch paper
Soft touch paper is a type of coated paper known for its unique, velvety texture that provides a luxurious tactile experience.
Rough surface paper
Rough surface Paper (or Cup Stock Paper) is a specialized type of paper designed for the production of disposable paper cups. It is made from high-quality, food-grade materials to ensure safety and performance.
Recycle paper
Eco-Friendly Material,Varied Texture & Appearance,Lower Carbon Footprint ,FSC Recycled, EU Ecolabel, or Blue Angel certificates,Good Printability,Different Grades & Finishes,Slightly Reduced Brightness,Widely Recyclable,Cost-Competitive
Pulp-Dyed Paper
Pulp-dyed paper is a type of paper where dye is added directly to the pulp during manufacturing, resulting in rich, uniform color throughout the sheet—unlike surface-dyed papers where only the top layer is colored. This makes it ideal for bookbinding, as cuts, folds, and wear won’t reveal a white core.
Pearlized & Metallic Paper
Pearlized and metallic effects paper is a premium specialty paper designed to deliver a luxurious visual and tactile experience. Its unique characteristics make it ideal for high-end packaging, promotional materials, and creative designs.
Glitter paper
Glitter paper is a fun and decorative option for bookbinding, especially for covers, endpapers, or accent elements. However, it requires some special handling due to its texture and composition.
Embossed paper
Product Lines: •Standard Tactile Paper (Leather/Canvas Embossing) •Dual-Sided Tactile Paper (Contrasting Textures) •UV-Sprayed Tactile Paper (3D Coating Effects) •Technology Notes: •Micro-Embossing: 200 LPI resolution. •UV Coating: 50% enhanced abrasion resistance. •Premium Applications: •Luxury invitations (tactile paper + foil stamping) •Artbook covers (dual-textured contrast)
Colored wood free paper
Colored Wood-Free Paper is a high-quality paper made from chemical pulp, which is free from lignin and other impurities found in wood. This type of paper is known for its bright and vibrant colors, smooth surface, and excellent printability. It is widely used in various applications, including printing, office supplies, creative design, and packaging. The absence of lignin ensures that the paper does not yellow over time, making it ideal for long-term use. Additionally, it is environmentally friendly, often made from renewable resources and recyclable
Coated white kraft paper
Coated White Kraft Paper is a high-quality paper product that combines the natural strength and eco-friendliness of traditional kraft paper with a smooth, coated surface. This type of paper is typically coated on one or both sides to enhance its printability, durability, and aesthetic appeal. The coating provides a uniform surface, making it ideal for high-resolution printing, vibrant colors, and detailed graphics.
Coated black paper
One Side Black Cardstock Paper is a premium, heavy-weight paper that features a deep black color on one side and a plain or contrasting color on the reverse side. This type of paper is known for its durability, smooth texture, and versatility, making it a popular choice for a wide range of creative and professional projects.
Bookbinding paper
Bookbinding paper refers to the various types of paper used in the process of creating or repairing books. The choice of paper depends on the specific part of the book being constructed, such as the text block (pages), endpapers, cover, or dust jacket.
Black paper
Product Characteristics:1.Full Range of Grammage Options with Extensive Color Selection;2. High Paper Smoothness and Superior Surface Strength;3. Excellent Tear Resistance & Folding Endurance, Enhanced Processability;4. High Burst Strength, High-efficiency Post-processing for Bag Conversion;5.Uniform Formation with Premium Printability
Art paper
Art Paper is a high-quality, coated paper known for its glossy finish and superior printability. It is widely used in the production of premium printed materials due to its smooth surface, high brightness, and excellent color reproduction. Art paper is ideal for high-resolution printing, making it a popular choice for art books, brochures, posters, and other high-end printed products. Its durability and resistance to folding also make it suitable for long-term use. Additionally, some art papers are made from renewable resources, aligning with environmental sustainability standards.
Product Type Terms
Luxury Paper box
High-End Art Collection-Grade Luxury Paper Box;Eco-Friendly Light Luxury Custom Paper Box;Retro Craft Luxury Gift Box;Minimalist Modern Luxury Paper Box usually,The paper used is usually of high-grade special paper, which has undergone processes such as embossing, gold stamping, or UV printing.
Luxury Paper bags
Premium Textured Luxury Paper Bag ; Eco-Luxury Reusable Paper Bag; Vintage-Inspired Luxury Paper Bag; Sleek Minimalist Luxury Paper Bag; Knotted Handle Bags;Glued Handle Bags;Die-Cut Handle Bags;Envelope Paper Bags;Bag Boxes;Bags with Windows/PVC;Pastry Bags Bottle Bags;
Trapezoid Bags;3D & Die-Cut Paper Bags
J-Cut paper bags
Twisted Handle J-Cut Turn Top Paper Bags
Flat Handle J-Cut Turn Top Paper Bags
Production & Process Terms
Custom Design: Tailor-made packaging solutions based on customer requirements, including size, shape, color, printing pattern and logo to match brand identity.
Embossing/Debossing: A decorative process that creates raised (embossing) or recessed (debossing) patterns on paper surfaces, enhancing the texture of luxury paper boxes/bags.
Oil-Proof Coating: A special treatment applied to food packaging (e.g., takeaway boxes, pizza boxes) to prevent oil penetration and keep the packaging intact.
Waterproof Coating: A coating (e.g., PE coating) applied to paper products like paper cups and paper bowls to prevent water leakage and maintain structural stability.
Sampling: The process of creating a small batch of prototype packaging before mass production, allowing customers to check design, material and quality.
Industry & Standard Terms
FDA Approval: Certification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, indicating that food packaging materials meet safety standards and are safe for direct contact with food.
Eco-Friendly Packaging: Environmentally sustainable packaging made of recyclable, biodegradable or compostable materials (e.g., kraft paper), reducing environmental impact.
Recyclable Paper: Paper that can be collected, processed and reused to make new paper products, a key feature of eco-friendly paper packaging.