Pulverized pulp products

Pulverized pulp products are materials made from unbleached pulp that has been mechanically pulverized into cotton-like forms (approx. 100 μm) or powder-like forms (approx. 30-60 μm). As a renewable resource derived from wood, its applications are being explored, and it is expected to be utilized in various fields due to its excellent hygroscopicity and chemical reactivity.

These are products made by mechanically pulverizing unbleached pulp into fine particles, such as cotton-like forms (approx. 100 μm particle size) and powder-like forms (approx. 30-60 μm particle size).

Unlike KC flock, it is unbleached, so it contains some lignin components and is light brown in color. Because it contains hemicellulose, it is rich in chemical reactivity and excellent in hygroscopicity. Hemicellulose is an amorphous polysaccharide that plays a role in reinforcing cell walls by bonding and crosslinking crystalline cellulose and hydrophobic lignin in wood.

It is intended for fillers for plastics and rubber (to improve biomass content), water retention materials, construction and civil engineering chemicals, binders, pigments, filtration aids, fillers, spacers, paints, polyurethane synthetic leather, coatings for welding rods, animal feed, and thermal insulation.

Samples are available for both cotton-like pulp and unbleached pulverized pulp products. Please contact us using the inquiry form below.