Tork Universal Napkins

• ply1 
• colourWhite 
• unfolded width29.6 cm
• unfolded length30.0 cm
• folded width14.8 cm
• folded length15.0 cm
• printno 
• embossingyes 

consumer unit

• EAN 7322540403367
• pieces 100
• material Plastic
• height 65 mm
• width 150 mm
• length 150 mm
• volume 1.5 dm3
• net weight 151 g
• gross weight 154 g

transport unit

• EAN 7322540403398
• pieces 4800
• consumer units 48
• material Carton
• height 305 mm
• width 400 mm
• length 620 mm
• volume 75.6 dm3
• net weight 7.25 kg
• gross weight 8.25 kg

pallet

• EAN 7322540444827
• pieces 96000
• consumer units 960
• transport units 20
• height 1383 mm
• width 1000 mm
• length 1200 mm
• volume 1.5 dm3
• net weight 144.92 kg
• gross weight 164.94 kg

Content

Virgin pulp, recycled fibres, Chemicals

Material

Virgin fibres and recovered paper

In the tissue process both virgin fibres and recovered paper are being used. In the process it is a matter of finding an efficient solution where both virgin fibres and recovered paper play a role. Different fibres demand different processes and this determines the end product properties, and makes the fibre type (recovered or virgin) less important. The environmental benefits and economic feasibility of recovered paper as a raw material source depend on its availability, transport distance and the quality of the collected material.

Bleaching of fibres

Bleaching is a cleaning process of the fibres and the aim is to achieve a bright pulp, but also to get a certain purity of the fibre in order to achieve the demands for hygiene products and in some cases to meet the requirements for food safety. There are different methods used today for bleaching ECF (elementary chlorine free( where chlorine dioxide is used, and TCF (totally chlorine free) where ozone, oxygen and hydrogen peroxide is used.

Chemicals

The chemicals used in the process as well as the functional chemicals are assessed from an environmental, occupational health and safety and product safety point of view . The used functional chemicals are: Dry strength agent If coloured = Dye Fixing agents If white Fluorescent whitening agent If needed Glue Softeners The process chemicals are: Antipitch Protection agent Yankee coating Defoamer Dispersing agents and surfactants pH and charge control Retention aids Broke treatment chemicals Drainage aid

Product safety

The product fulfils the legislative requirements for food safety =Isega. Packaging Fulfilment of Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (94/62/EC): Yes Environmental label = Ecolabel. This product does not have any ecolabel.
Date of issue 2007-08-28
Revision date

Production

This product is produced at Ortmann mill, Austria, and certified according to ISO 9001:2000 and EMAS.

Destruction

Napkins are suitable in normal waste handling systems by the community.Used products should not be handled over to recycling systems.

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