woodpulp
Mashed tree material
Woodpulp, also spelled as two words, is wood that has been mechanically or chemically broken down into fibrous material, primarily for making paper and cardboard.
The pulping process separates cellulose fibers from lignin and other components in the wood.
Most paper products, from newsprint to packaging, originate as woodpulp.
The mill converts logs into woodpulp for export to paper manufacturers overseas.
Timber for paper manufacture
- forestryManaging wooded land
- loggingRecording system events
- softwoodConiferous tree lumber
- hardwoodDense deciduous timber
pine · spruce · eucalyptus · birch · aspen · poplar · plantation · harvest
Plant wall polysaccharide
- ligninStructural plant polymer
- pulpwoodTimber for paper manufacture
- kraftStrong unbleached paper
- sulfiteSO3 compound, preservative use
bleaching · woodchips · thermomechanical · groundwood · refiner · digesters · pulper · debarking
Creating sheets from fibers
- newsprintLow-grade printing paper
- cardboardRigid paper for containers
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- packagingProtective product enclosure
stationery · notebooks · books · magazines · corrugated · paperboard · uncoated · sizing
Capable of restoration
- biodegradableAble to decompose naturally
- certifiedOfficially declared valid
- eco-labelEnvironmental compliance marker
- reforestationReplanting depleted woodlands
Used then discarded material
- wastepaperDiscarded written material
- reprocessedTreated or converted again
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
- closed-loopSystem with feedback control
pulpwood
Timber for paper manufacture
hardwood · pine · spruce · eucalyptus · birch · aspen · poplar · plantation · harvest · chipping
cellulose
Plant wall polysaccharide
sulfite · bleaching · woodchips · thermomechanical · groundwood · refiner · digesters · pulper · debarking · chipping
papermaking
Creating sheets from fibers
packaging · stationery · notebooks · books · magazines · corrugated · paperboard · uncoated · sizing · calendering
renewable
Capable of restoration
- biodegradableAble to decompose naturally
- certifiedOfficially declared valid
- eco-labelEnvironmental compliance marker
post-consumer
Used then discarded material
- wastepaperDiscarded written material
- reprocessedTreated or converted again
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
woodpulppaper sheets
Individual flat writing surfaces
cardboard · paperboard · newsprint · stationery · recycled paper
woodpulpcotton fiber
Soft plant-based filament
synthetic fiber · plastic · rice paper · papyrus · vellum
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