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JRS hydrocolloids and wood additives for paper and packaging
Plant-based Solutions for Application in the Paper & Packaging Industry
Since decades, wood particles help to increase the drainage in paper and cardboard applications and help therefore to decrease energy consumption and overall costs.
Today JRS also supplies wheat pulp to special paper applications and alginate as a barrier coating against oil, grease and oxygen.
Benefits for the Paper & Packaging Industry
From wood fibers to alginate coatings.
Reduced Energy Consumption
Bulk Increase
Novel Raw Materials
Barrier Coating
Cellulose - The Biopolymer
We transform plant-based raw materials into highly functional organic additives. With our broad portfolio of natural fibers, we give rise to performance synergies and sustainability improvements.
Which JRS Products are Used?
Wood Particles
Increase of drainage and volume of cardboard
Alginate
Novel barrier coating against oil, grease and oxygen
Wheat Pulp
Wood-free paper for special applications
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Paper and Board Brochure
Natural Coatings Solutions Brochure
Product Overview Flyer
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ARBOCEL® – Functional Additives for Saving Energy and Costs
One way to reduce energy consumption in the production of pulp is to adjust the paper formulation. Precisely milled ARBOCEL® wood particles hold canals in the paper open and thereby increase the drainage.
EFC Fibers for Food Contact
More and more compostable materials are being used for packaging and recycling is being increased. With the EFC, we have developed a class of fibers, where most of the extracts are removed, whereas cellulose and lignin remain.
Future Materials – Plastic Free
Alginates and pectins have good properties and are suitability as rheology agent and sheer thinning additive. Have a look at the various applications where these characteristics are useful.
