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    How To Start Pulp & Paper Based Industry

    The pulp is the most basic material needed for producing paper. This is fed into a machine which creates webs of paper. These webs are initially moist and the water has to be removed from them. It is thoroughly pressed and dried out. The process of pressing helps in removing all the moisture out of the web by force. A very specific felt is then used to collect all this squeezed out water. If in case the case is being made by hand then a blotter sheet is used to do the same job.

    The pulp and paper industry, which includes products such as office and catalog paper, glossy paper, tissue and paper-based packaging, uses over 40 percent of all industrial wood traded globally.

    The rate at which the pulp and paper industry is flourishing, is absolutely phenomenal. The Indian economy directly hinges upon this very industry. Of course, like everything else, this dependency causes some conflicts. A single volume of material is limited, as per already set standards. The agenda then becomes all about presenting this produced material in such a way, that the economy can derive out most benefits. Paper is a thing of our everyday lives. It is consumed heavily and is also disposed off heavily.  Especially in the urban areas, paper contributes to most of the solid waste. This paper waste, if reprocessed and recycled can have a lot of potential value. As the world has been growing ‘green’ for many years now, paper recycling has become a very mainstream activity.

    How does the market look like for the pulp and paper industry?

    The world is going largely digital. Things are becoming online more than offline. This means all the things for which we needed paper is now being done with a keyboard and a pointer. But, despite these drastic shifts in the lifestyles, the demand for paper is expected to grow, and that too by an impressive margin of 53 percent. Thanks to various government initiatives more and more kids are now attending schools. This means that they will be needing writing material in order to pursue their education. This right there is a huge selling mine. As compared to the world, our per capita consumption is low. But, thanks to the introduction of new technology the conditions are expected to improve by a long shot.

    MINERAL PAPER MANUFACTURING (STONE PAPER) [CODE NO.3095]   Stone paper is a shortened form of environmentally friendly inorganic powder rock paper, the name in the paper industry called "synthetic paper". It's a kind of variety processing paper. As the main raw material of calcium carbonat..
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    TISSUE PAPER/TOILET ROLL PAPER [CODE NO.3090]   Tissue paper is soft, feathery, lightweight, highly absorbent, tear resistant,disposable and relatively strong paper products. The tissue paper name originates from the French word “tissue”, which meaning cloth. Because of the tissue paper..
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    WHITE BOARD ERASABLE MARKER INK [CODE NO. 3031] White Board Erasable  Marker  Ink  is  gaining eminence in modern times. It is used for writing on a White Board and can be erased by a dry wipe. This erasable marker ink is available in various colours  viz Blue, Red, Green, Black. F..
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    NOTE BOOK & REGISTERS ETC.  [CODE NO. 2095] A notebook that is used in schools to copy down schoolwork and notes”.      A student will usually have a different exercise book for each separate lesson. Exercise book format differs from subject to subject, for the majority of subjects, t..
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    RECYCLING OF LEAD (CODE NO. 2084]   Lead is a highly corrosion resistant, dense, ductile, and malleable blue-grey metal, which has been used for at least 5000 years. In some countries, however, environmental or health consequences have eliminated or reduced its use in cable sheating, pe..
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    DIAPER INDUSTRY (ADULT AND BABY) [CODE NO. 2053] Baby diaper may be a newly developed product for India, where as for European countries it has become a general necessity for newly born child caretaking. It was developed & marketed by a Swedish firm some time in the year 1958. As a matt..
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      HAZARDOUS WASTE RECYCLING  [CODE NO. 2017] The Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989, notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and subsequent amendments in 2000, 2003, 2008 and 2009 as the Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Trans-boundary Moveme..
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     PAPER WASTE RECYCLING PLANT (PAPER MILL) [CODE NO. 2649 The recovery of waste paper is traditional in the paper and  paper  board  manufacturing  industry.   The  importance  of utilisation of waste paper in the paper and board industry should not  be under estimated.  It furnishes about ..
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      NON-WOVEN CARRY/SHOPPING BAGS [CODE NO.0854]      Non  woven  poly bags are liquid resistant  and  offered  in variety  of  patters. These can be used for regular  purpose  and manufactured  to meet the requirements of the clients.  They  are designed  in variegated patterns and fol..
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          LAMINATION AND COATING ON PAPER                    [CODE NO.6972]                                  Laminated/Coated  paper  was  first  developed  commercially owing to demand for better printing results.      It  has  been  used  for  many  years  and  is  being   used ..
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    KRAFT PAPER FROM WASTE PAPER  (100 TPD)  [CODE NO.1915]          Paper form a commodity of prime importance to day from the parts of view of mass communication, education, and industrial and economic growth. The art of paper making was first discovered in China in and around 2nd centu..
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                    EMERY SAND PAPER [CODE NO.1866] Although the most familiar types of coated abrasives are probably the individual sheets of sandpaper with which home woodworkers prepare furniture or crafts for painting, the trade term "coated abrasives" actually encompasses a much wide..
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