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Arctic Paper Introduces AP-Tec Coated Products for Packaging

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Arctic Paper Grycksbo, Sweden, has introduced its AP-Tec portfolio of coated paper products for packaging applications. The three products in the new range, AP-Tec Liner, AP-Tec Pack, and AP-Tec Flex, feature high bulk and excellent printability, achieved through Arctic Paper Grycksbo's unique coating technology. A number of packaging segments have been identified and products developed targeted for these segments. All AP-Tec products are produced with virgin fibers.

"During the past 12 months, we have run comprehensive marketing studies and technical product development programs in the mill as well as on-site at packaging converters," said Jaana Ahlroos, product manager, coated products at Arctic Paper. "Our unique coating technology, Mirroblade®, gives both an excellent print result and contributes to a higher bulk than is achieved with common blade coating technology. That's why it's a logical step for us to focus on packaging segments where high whiteness and excellent print, as well as runnability in converting machines, are needed. The properties of the new AP-Tec products offer enhanced performance during packaging production and aesthetic advantages to the packaged product on the retail shelf."

AP-Tec Liner is a coated, fully bleached liner with high whiteness and is especially suited for preprint and lamination on corrugated board. It is particularly suited for brands requiring advanced print, high whiteness, and finish to give the product the right image.

AP-Tec Pack is a double-sided, coated, solid board in high whiteness, particularly aimed at smaller packaging where print quality, runnability, and cost efficiency are crucial. The third product in the packaging range is AP-Tec Flex, a coated packaging paper in high whiteness, especially suited for extrusion, lamination, and flexible packaging.

 

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