Description of OCC Scrap: OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) scrap refers to recycled cardboard and paperboard packaging materials derived from used corrugated containers. These containers are typically discarded after their initial use in shipping and packaging goods. OCC scrap is a valuable resource in the recycling industry, as it can be processed and reused in the production of new paper products, contributing to environmental sustainability by reducing the demand for virgin fiber. Specifications for OCC Scrap: Grade: OCC scrap is categorized into different grades based on its quality and the amount of contamination. The most commonly recognized grades include: OCC Grade 11: Consists of corrugated containers having a minimum bursting strength of 125 pounds per square inch (psi) and a maximum moisture content of 12%. OCC Grade 12: Similar to Grade 11 but may contain a higher moisture content or slightly lower bursting strength. OCC Grade 13: Includes double-sorted corrugated containers that have been sorted to remove large contaminants and non-fibrous materials. Composition: OCC scrap primarily consists of corrugated cardboard and paperboard materials. It should be free from excessive wax coatings, tapes, staples, and other non-paper materials that could interfere with recycling processes. Dimensions: Typically, OCC scrap is compacted into bales for ease of handling and transportation. Bales are standardized in size to fit efficiently into recycling facilities and shipping containers. Moisture Content: The moisture content of OCC scrap is critical to its quality. High moisture levels can degrade the fiber quality and may affect the recyclability of the material. Packaging: OCC scrap is packed in bales secured with wire, strapping, or other appropriate materials to maintain its integrity during transportation and storage. Environmental Compliance: OCC scrap should meet environmental regulations and standards regarding recycling and waste management practices in the region where it is processed or exported. Certifications: Suppliers of OCC scrap may provide certifications or documentation verifying the material's quality, origin, and compliance with recycling standards. Applications: Once processed, OCC scrap is used as feedstock in paper mills and recycling facilities to produce new paper and cardboard products, contributing to a circular economy approach to resource management. By adhering to these specifications, OCC scrap maintains its value as a recyclable material and supports sustainable practices in the paper and packaging industries.
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WASTE NEWSPRINT PAPER / WASTE TISSUE PAPER/ WASTE OFFICE PAPER Place of Origin : JAPAN, US, EUROPE Materials : Waste Paper Application : Recycling Type : OCC, ONP, OMG, YELLOW PAGES, A3, A4 WASTE PAPER Color : Mixed & NOT MIXED Unit : Ton/Tons Minimum Order : 20 Tons Payment Term: T/T 50/50 and L/C 100% at sight Shipping Lines : Ocean shipping Estimate Lead Time : 15 - 20 days Shipping Origin : Tokyo, Yokohama, Hamburg, New York, Long Beach Supplying Capacity : 200 tons/month Packaging : Bale (1.2-1.4 Tons/Bale), 20-25 Tons loading 40FT container
Consists of paper as typically generated by offices, containing primarily white and coloured groundwood free paper, free of unbleached fibre. May include a small percentage of carbonless paper. Prohibitive materials may not exceed...........................1% Total Outthrows may not exceed.................................5%