Pulp paper is made of high-quality wood as raw material, through beating, cooking and other processes. The paper is fine, soft, smooth and tough.
Paper towels made from low-quality base paper are rough, loose, and have poor expansion strength, causing paper scraps and paper lint to be left on the wiping area, which affects the use. In addition, because the color of paper towels made from low-quality base paper is not white enough, it often causes excessive use of fluorescent brighteners.
The composition of wood pulp paper contains more than 80% of virgin wood pulp. The paper is smooth as satin, with warm color and light wood fragrance. The raw wood pulp paper has toughness, has a slight elasticity when it is lightly torn, has no burrs, and will not fly off the lint of inferior paper towels.