SHORT FIBER CELLULOSE
SHORT FIBER CELLULOSE
LyptusCel™ is Klabin's hardwood pulp, guaranteed to be of origin and ready to generate the best impression. Its production uses eucalyptus wood from 100% planted forests and certified by globally recognized entities. This guarantees sustainability and safety throughout the entire process, from wood to the final product.
Good fiber formation and distribution
Tensile and burst resistance
Softness
Opacity and printability
HOW PRODUCTION WORKS
Cellulose is extracted from various plants, such as the eucalyptus and pine trees planted by Klabin and is an important raw material used in several segments, such as the paper, disposable diapers, fabrics and biofuel industries.
At Klabin, pulp production takes place at the Puma Unit, in Ortigueira (PR). Inaugurated in June 2016, it is one of the most modern pulp mills in the world and has two production lines: one for long fibers (which come from pine) and the other for short fibers (from eucalyptus), with production capacity of 1.5 million tons of pulp per year.
KLABIN TECHNOLOGY IN PULP
The Puma Unit reinforces Klabin's commitment to the best global sustainability practices by combining high forest productivity, efficient operations and logistics, in addition to cutting-edge environmental technology. With this plant, Klabin became a fiber solution company, being the only one in Brazil to produce, in the same plant, bleached hardwood pulp, bleached softwood pulp and fluff pulp.
APPLICATIONS
With good fiber formation and distribution, LyptusCel™ has tensile, burst and airflow resistance, as well as softness, opacity and printability. All this results in better printing quality and makes Klabin short fiber pulp ideal for the following segments:
Cellulose for printing and writing papers
Cellulose for tissue (toilet paper, facial tissues, napkins)
Pulp for paperboard
Cellulose for packaging paper
Pulp for special papers
