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Bohui Coated Cupstock Base Paper PCC

Coated cupstock base paper is specially designed for disposable cup production. It features a smooth coating for enhanced liquid resistance, printability, and durability, meeting stringent quality standards for food packaging.

Product Code Bohui PCC
Material virgin wood pulp
Weight 180-350gsm
Packing Roll pack/bulk pack/ream pack
Usage Cups and soup bowl

Product Features

1.Uniform thickness, smooth surface, excellent suitability for offset and flexographic printing, with precise dot reproduction and even ink coverage. High rigidity enables fast printing speed.

2.xcellent adaptability to post-processing, suitable for lamination and cup forming on the reverse side.

3.QS certified, selected materials compliant with QS food certification, free from fluorescent whitening agents.

4.FSC/PEFC certified, compliant with directives and regulations such as ROHS, REACH, FDA, ensuring environmental and safety standards.

 

Technical Data

 

 

PropertyUnitToleranceDataStandard
Basis Weightg/m2±3%180190210240260280300320330350GB/T451.2
Thicknessum±15260275300360390420450480495505GB/T451.3
StiffnessCDmN·mTarget1.11.93.44.45.15.87.69.41011.3GB/T22364
Min0.91.62.93.84.356.588.59.6
MDTarget2.13.76.88.810.211.715.318.82022.4
Min1.73.25.87.58.71013161719
Moisture%±1.57.5GB/T462
Brightness%79GB/T7974
Roughnessum1.8GB/T22363
Edge soaking 95°C hot waterDistance mm5GB/T31905
WeighingKg/m21.5GB/T31905

Copperplate paper refers to a type of high-quality, smooth paper that is especially suited for copperplate printing, a form of intaglio printmaking. The term copperplate originally comes from the technique of engraving or etching designs onto a copper plate, which is then inked and pressed onto paper to create a print. This method was widely used for fine art prints, maps, and book illustrations from the 16th century onwards.
Copperplate paper is characterized by its smooth surface, which is necessary to capture the fine details of the engraved or etched designs without smudging or bleeding. This quality makes it ideal not only for traditional copperplate printing but also for modern uses such as calligraphy and professional stationery. The smoothness allows for crisp lines and fine detail, which are essential in calligraphy, particularly in styles like Spencerian or Copperplate script that require precise strokes and pressure control.
In addition to its smooth texture, copperplate paper is typically heavier and more durable than regular paper, providing a sturdy base that can handle the pressure of the printing process without tearing or warping. It may also have a slightly glossy finish to enhance the appearance of the printed images or text.
While traditional copperplate printing is less common today, replaced by more modern printing techniques, copperplate paper remains popular among calligraphers and artists who appreciate its quality and the crisp results it can produce.