De-inking: De-inking is the removal of printing ink from recovered paper fibre, used for lighter recycled grades.
In more detail
Methods include washing and flotation, where air bubbles carry ink particles to the surface.
Why it matters
It determines how bright a recycled grade can be.
Questions
What is De-inking?
De-inking is the removal of printing ink from recovered paper fibre, used for lighter recycled grades.
Why does De-inking matter to buyers?
It determines how bright a recycled grade can be.
Why does De-inking matter?
It determines how bright a recycled grade can be.
Explain De-inking in more detail.
Methods include washing and flotation, where air bubbles carry ink particles to the surface.
What is Recovered paper?
Recovered paper is used paper and board collected for recycling, such as old corrugated containers, newspapers and office paper.
What is Hydro-pulper?
A hydro-pulper is the large tank where recovered paper is mixed with water and broken down into fibre by a rotor.
What does Bollant Industries make?
Recycled paper and board, industrial paper products such as cores and cones, corrugated and printed packaging, paper tableware, areca and sal leaf tableware, inks, adhesives and laminating films, and a small home and professional care range.
Where is Bollant Industries based?
The head office is in Somajiguda, Hyderabad, and the manufacturing units are in Telangana and Karnataka.