Billerud will launch MediKraft SealBase, a high-quality surface-treated medical paper, made of pure virgin fiber. The 38 GSM grade medical paper caters to a wider range of medical applications and customers seeking alternatives to traditional latex-based cold seal products.
Nov 15, 2024
Billerud, a global leader in high-performance packaging materials, will launch MediKraft SealBase, a high-quality surface-treated medical paper designed to meet the growing needs of the medical packaging industry, marking a significant extension of Billerud’s current medical paper product line. MediKraft SealBase will be presented in mid-November at the medical tech fair in Dusseldorf.
Watch: In Pursuit of Lesser Water Footprint
“MediKraft SealBase demonstrates our commitment to the medical segment and providing innovative solutions to our customers. This is a strategic step in broadening Billerud’s product portfolio in medical paper, allowing us to cater to a wider range of medical applications and customers seeking alternatives to traditional latex-based cold seal products,” says Mr. Robert Torstensson, Vice President, Business Area Paper at Billerud.
Produced at Billerud’s Skärblacka mill in Sweden and made of pure virgin fiber, the 38 GSM grade MediKraft SealBase is the first product being released in this range. It is tailored to be a base paper for medical synthetic cold seal coatings, offering an innovative solution for medical applications where a sterile barrier system is not required – ideally suited for applications such as plaster and it also holds potential for use with latex-based cold seal coatings.
Also Read: Mondi Opens New Innovation Hub for Co-Creating Sustainable Flexible Packaging Solutions
“An integrated pulp production ensures complete control of the manufacturing process, supported by comprehensive quality control systems. MediKraft SealBase also offers a competitive edge through our advanced sustainability credentials, solidifying our reputation as a trusted partner in providing high-quality, environmentally responsible medical paper products,” says Mr. Torstensson.
