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Laminating Base Paper

Reliable functional layer of composite packaging materials.
One side of the lamination base paper is equipped with functional properties, while the other one is optimally adapted for gluing with wax and starch adhesives, whether aqueous or solvent-based.
KH PACK^® serves as a versatile substrate for laminating to aluminum, plastic film, cardboard or paperboard.
Our long-time experience in the manufacturing of lamination base papers allows us to give informed recommendations and to adjust the properties of the paper to meet the specific requirements of your particular converting processes and your packaged food.
The paper is delivered on reels slit to your desired size.

Application:

Aluminium Foil Laminated Paper

packaging of butter, margarine, and other edible fats
quark wraps
soft cheese wraps
yeast wraps
bouillon cubes
chocolate and candy bar wraps

KRPA PAPER Company

We are a leading Czech manufacturer of specialty packaging paper. We manufacture and develop greaseproof, barrier, silicone coated and other specialty papers, customized to customer requirements. Our products are targeted primarily at companies that convert paper to packaging intended for contact with food. In this field, we are among the leading suppliers in Europe.

We offer a wide range of related services: printing on greaseproof and silicone coated papers, cutting, slitting and rewinding, and surface treatment. We provide complex customer support, from choosing a suitable paper for your application to its smooth introduction into production.

We are an environmentally and socially responsible company. In all our dealings, we emphasize the sustainable use of natural resources and energy efficiency. Maximum attention is given to the latest findings on food packaging safety and good manufacturing practices.

As a successor of Krkonošské papírny in Hostinné, we build upon a continuous papermaking tradition that started 180 years ago.