From the morning breakfast bagel bag to the shopping tote bag in the mall, our papers are in many moments of your day to day.

Our papers are produced from a certified quality management system and range from 30 to 200g/m², being indicated for conversion into rigid or flexible packaging.

The FSC® Chain of Custody certification guarantees to the consumer that the product was manufactured with raw material from well-managed forests.

This process requires control-of-origin guarantees for handling and tracing of the raw material used in all stages of production, from the forest through o the end product.

PAPER BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS

One of the main Brazilian producers of FineKraft paper, suitable for direct contact with food and used in the production of bread bags.

more than7paper types
for
packaging

gram-sizes between30 and 200g/m²

more than 290thousand tons of
packaging paper
produced per year

certifiedfood contact
papers

Kraft Paper Lines

Each Irani paper line is suitable for specific productions such as bags, bags for bread, envelopes, industrial bags, gummed tapes, among others. Find the ideal paper using our filters:

FILTERS
BagKraftEnveloKraftFancyKraftFineKraftFlashKraftFlatKraftFlexiKraftSmooth BagKraft

Characteristics: monolucent, recycled with percentage of virgin fiber. BagKraft is a recycled paper with FSC® certification and high physical strength and that allows excellent print quality.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 70 to 140 g/m².
Suggested applications: shopping bags for retail stores.

Characteristic: unique to the envelope industry.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 75 to 110 g/m².
Suggested application: manufacture of envelopes.

Characteristics: monolucent, virgin long fiber.
Coloring: production only on request / order in gold color.
Weight: 35 to 75 g/m².
Suggested applications: manufacture of lightweight bags and envelopes.

Characteristics: monolucent, virgin long fiber.
Coloring: brown and white.
Weight: 30 to 60 g/m².
Suggested applications: manufacture of lightweight bags for fast food chain and bakeries, paint masking, sewing molds and plotter.

Paper produced in compliance with RDC 88 and RDC 90 sanitary standards, being safe to use for direct contact with food and cooking.

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Characteristics: monolucent, virgin long fiber.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 70 to 125 g/m².
Suggested applications: manufacture of bags, industrial bags, cake tins and panettone, gummed tapes and packages.

Paper produced in compliance with RDC 88 and RDC 90 sanitary standards, being safe to use for direct contact with food and cooking.

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Characteristics: smoothed, virgin long fiber.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 70 to 200 g/m².
Suggested applications: manufacturing of industrial bags and packages.

Paper produced in compliance with RDC 88 and RDC 90 sanitary standards, being safe to use for direct contact with food and cooking.

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Characteristic: extensible, virgin long fiber.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 70 to 125 g/m².
Suggested application: manufacture of industrial bags and bag handles.

Paper produced in accordance with the RDC 88 sanitary standard, being safe to use for direct contact with food.

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Characteristics: non-gloss, recycled with percentage of virgin fiber. The Smooth BagKraft is recycled paper with FSC® certification and high physical strength and that allows great print quality.
Coloring: brown.
Weight: 70 to 150 g/m².
Suggested applications: shopping bags for retail stores.

PAPER PRODUCTION
Our papers are produced in the SC (Vargem Bonita) and Papel MG (Santa Luzia) paper units.

Learn more about the paper production process:



1

Stock of firewood fragments

 
 
 

Pinus and eucalyptus wood are the most commonly used raw materials for papermaking.
After cutting, the logs are debarked to make wood chips from which the pulp derives and are used as fuel to produce steam and electricity.

2

Pulp Manufacturing

 
 
 

The conversion of wood into pulp consists of the separation of cellulosic fibers by the removal of lignin, a kind of glue that binds these fibers.

Mechanical Process

Chemical Process

Process by Recycling

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3

Sheet formation

 
 
 

The pulp enters the paper machine containing more than 99% water. The mixture is poured in the form of a fine, uniform jet over the forming screen. The filtering action of the screen, combined with a vacuum system, extracts much of the water contained in the pulp, thereby forming the sheet of paper. The sheet is pressed between rollers to remove more water. It then is sent through the drying section, where it comes into contact with drying cylinders that extract the remaining water through evaporation.

4

Finishing

 
 
 

The finishing consists of conversion into cut sheets and packaging of all products. The process uses modern equipment for cutting, packaging and palletizing. Currently, in most factories all production is performed automatically, without manual contact.