Shoji paper that provides warm and composed atmosphere is essential in Japanese rooms. Japanese wrapping papers are used as high quality papers for wrapping presents. These are also made from KURALON binder fibers.
Why is KURALON binder fiber necessary?
- Adhesive for other fibers（Functions as a binder fiber）
- Rayon fiber used in shoji papers and wrapping papers has no self-adhesiveness, but to make paper, it will be necessary to use something that will bond the fibers together. That’s why the KURALON binder fiber comes into the scene. KURALON binder fiber, which can be used as an adhesive for various fibers, dissolves and forms a film when subjected to "moist", "heat" and "pressure" in the paper-making process, and as a result plays a role of an adhesive bonding matrix fibers.
- Alkaline resistance
- Acid resistance
- Good affinity with rubber , cement , and resin
- Hydrophilic property
- Wet strength
- Strong paper / Function as a binder fiber (KURALON)
- Two types of binder fibers / Function as a binder fiber (Polyester)
- Function as a binder fiber (EVOH fiber)
- Heat resistance (Polyester)
- Moist and smooth sheet
- Fluffy peach skin sheet
- Close-packing structured paper
- Pore size free paper (KURALON)
- Pore size free paper (Polyester)
- Alkaline manganese battery separator
- Masking tape
- Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP)
- Base material for wooden floor
- Shoji paper/Wrapping paper
- Inorganic paper (Printed wiring board, Heat insulating material, etc.)
- Various filters
- Tea bag
- Drainage bag
- Paper hand towel
- Stencil paper
- Secondary battery separator
- Cosmetic face mask
