Semi-chemical fluting paper
Other uncoated paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, not further worked or processed than as specified in Note 3 to this Chapter. > Fluting paper: > Semi-chemical fluting paper > Semi-chemical fluting paper
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Products classified under Tariff item 4805.11.00
Corrugating Medium Semichemical Fluting Paper
Specialty semichemical fluting paper designed for corrugating medium in the packaging industry, featuring at least 65% unbleached hardwood fibers and a CMT 30 crush resistance exceeding 1.8 N/g/m². Supplied in jumbo rolls for high-speed corrugators, this uncoated paper is not further worked or processed beyond the finishing operations allowed by Chapter Note 3.
Heavy-Duty Semichemical Corrugated Fluting Medium
Fluting paper in rolls optimized for heavy-duty corrugated packaging, containing at least 65% unbleached hardwood semichemical fibers with superior CMT 30 crush resistance. This uncoated paper is essential for producing durable double-wall board in shipping containers and is not further worked beyond the finishing processes in Chapter Note 3.
High-Crush Semichemical Fluting Paper for Shipping
Premium fluting paper in rolls with enhanced CMT 30 crush resistance from at least 65% semichemical unbleached hardwood, used in corrugated shipping pallets and dividers. This uncoated paper is unworked and unprocessed beyond the finishing operations allowed by Chapter Note 3, ensuring classification under this tariff item.
Semichemical Fluting Paper for Corrugated Box Manufacturing
Uncoated paper in rolls made with at least 65% unbleached hardwood fibers from combined mechanical and chemical pulping, featuring CMT 30 crush resistance over 1.8 N/g/m². Used as the wavy medium layer in single-wall corrugated boxes, this paper is not further worked or processed beyond the finishing operations specified in Chapter Note 3.
Unbleached Semichemical Fluting Paper Roll
Brown unbleached fluting paper in large rolls for corrugator machines, with a minimum of 65% hardwood fibers from a semichemical process ensuring high crush resistance per the CMT 30 test. This uncoated paper is ideal for producing recyclable corrugated board and is not further worked beyond the finishing operations in Chapter Note 3.