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Unbleached Bagasse Pulp: Specs and Applications
2026-08-28Unbleached bagasse pulp is sugarcane fiber pulp left in its natural, minimally-processed state, with brightness typically at 40–43% against the 80%+ of bleached grades. For molded fiber packaging manufacturers, that lower processing level translates into a different cost profile and a narrower — but specific — set of applications where whiteness isn't the priority.
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Bagasse Pulp: Complete Guide for Buyers
2026-08-26Bagasse pulp is fiber pulp made from sugarcane bagasse, the fibrous residue left after juice extraction, processed into either a bleached grade (brightness >80%) for tableware and printing applications or an unbleached grade (brightness 40–43%) for bulk packaging and industrial uses.
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Bamboo Pulp for Tissue: What Manufacturers Need to Know
2026-08-25Bleached bamboo pulp is bamboo-fiber pulp processed to remove lignin and color, reaching roughly 85% brightness with fiber length above 1.7 mm. For tissue and household paper manufacturers, it functions as a long-fiber component blended with softwood or other pulp to improve sheet strength while keeping the furnish plant-based rather than wood-only.
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How Bagasse Paper Plates Are Made from Pulp
2026-08-21Bagasse paper plates are made by re-pulping dried bagasse pulp into a water slurry, forming it into plate shapes on a mesh mold, pressing out the water, hot-pressing the shape, then drying and trimming the finished piece. The input pulp's brightness, fiber strength and dirt count set the ceiling on plate quality before molding even starts
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Bagasse Pulp Sheet: Sizes, Grammage and Pricing Factors
2026-08-20Bagasse pulp sheets come in two published formats from Sheeon: bleached sheets at 700 × 800 mm, and unbleached bales at 700 × 800 × 600 mm weighing roughly 250 kg ADMT. Which format and grade fits depends on the end use — tableware, molded packaging or paper-mill furnish — not just on price per ton.
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