Stainless steel lining paper
Stainless steel lining paper is a processed base paper made from whole wood pulp. It is characterized by smooth and flat surface, good toughness and tensile strength
Description
Stainless steel lining paper is a processed base paper made from whole wood pulp. It is characterized by smooth and flat surface, good toughness and tensile strength! The main purpose of stainless steel lining paper is as an isolation layer between stainless steel or aluminum plates to avoid damage to the surfaces of both. It is usually used for interlayer packaging of metal plates and stainless steel plates. It is characterized by a uniform and smooth lining surface, which helps reduce friction between stainless steel plates. In addition, stainless steel lining paper can also be used for interlayer packaging of other materials, such as electronic materials, glass, etc., to play a protective role
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