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Switzerland's Archroma Introduces Cartastrength DST.03 for Stronger Tissue Papers

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Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, has announced the introduction of its new Cartastrength DST.03 for stronger packaging and tissue papers and improved stickies management during the production process.

With its focus on increasing performance and sustainability for its customers, both during the manufacturing process and in the end product, Archroma is committed to introducing innovations especially aimed at making fast-growing sectors - such as packaging and tissue paper - more sustainable.

Archroma has been active in the field of increasing wet and dry strength of packaging and tissue paper under the tradename Cartastrength, particularly targeting recycled fiber. Cartastrength agents increase the stability of corrugated fiberboard and allow manufacturers to achieve higher levels of dry strength with lower amounts of fiber.

The Cartastrength range can also be used in the fast growing tissue segment, allowing customers to produce stronger kitchen wipes and napkins. The product replaces starch which can make the tissue less harsh and also reduce COD loadings in the effluent as a consequence.

Cartastrength DST.03 is an efficient dry strength liquid additive, suitable for all paper and board grades, especially beneficial where recycled fiber is the main raw material. It is ideally suited for fine paper grades, including décor, tissue with fully bleached fiber, or wastepaper and brown packaging manufactured from old corrugated containers (OCC).

John Cowman, technical manager at Archroma commented: "At Archroma we are committed to continuously challenge the status quo in the deep belief that we can make our industry sustainable. That is what we are doing with innovations such as Cartastrength DST.03, a new chemistry that enhances the strength of board and paper, whilst allowing the easier processing of recycled fibers."

 

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