Stackable Shock-Absorbent High Definition PP Corrugated Sheet for Promotion & Display

Pulp Molding, commonly known as "Paper Tray", is an eco-friendly manufacturing technology. It uses plant fibers (renewable materials) as the primary raw material, which are processed through pulping, molding, and hot-press forming into various customized packaging shapes.

Yes. It is a sustainable business choice that aligns with global plastic bans and ESG trends. The materials are sourced from nature and return to nature, with the entire production process being non-toxic and compliant with international environmental standards like ISO14001.

Pulp molding products are 100% biodegradable. Under landfill conditions, they can completely decompose within 60 days. When placed outdoors, significant decomposition occurs in approximately 120 days.

The two processes differ significantly in production, appearance, and cost: Production Process: Dry press involves vacuum suction molding followed by air or oven drying before hot pressing. Wet press involves hot pressing directly after vacuum suction molding. Aesthetics: Dry press products are relatively coarse with a noticeable grainy texture on one side. Wet press products are high-end, smooth, and delicate on both sides, enhancing brand attributes. Thickness: Dry press typically ranges from

We use various renewable plant fibers based on your needs: Sugarcane Pulp:Flexible fibers, eco-efficient. Bamboo Pulp: High strength, short growth cycle. Wood Pulp:Stable supply, uniform texture for high-end packaging. Recycled Pulp:Such as corrugated paper, newsprint, and paper edges for resource recycling.