MF Kraft
MF stands for Machine Finished. This drying technique uses a large number of smaller, steam-heated cylinders to dry the paper which is alternately wrapped one way and then the other way so that both sides of the paper receive the same finish.
The finish on both sides of an MF paper is similar to the reverse (rougher) side of an MG paper. MF papers do still print well but can’t match the reproduction of fine text in the same way an MG paper can.
Produced from 100% unbleached virgin softwood fibres and an ideal sustainable packaging solution on high pressure and high speed filling, and high tensile strength in MD is needed.
It offers optimised stiffness during filling, high speed during converting and good printability.
The finish on both sides of an MF paper is similar to the reverse (rougher) side of an MG paper. MF papers do still print well but can’t match the reproduction of fine text in the same way an MG paper can.
Produced from 100% unbleached virgin softwood fibres and an ideal sustainable packaging solution on high pressure and high speed filling, and high tensile strength in MD is needed.
It offers optimised stiffness during filling, high speed during converting and good printability.