Old Corrugated Boxes (Corrugated Boxes)/Cheap OCC Waste Paper (OCC) Grade 11. (%100 Occ Scrap Vietnam 1112045566 Occ1112

Old Corrugated Carton (OCC) Grade 11. (%100 corrugated boxes).

It consists of various cardboards, cartons, cardboard scraps or fruit packaging cartons.
Prohibited material must not exceed 1%
The total amount discarded shall not exceed 5%
European standard EN 643 code: 1.05—ordinary corrugated cardboard
Waste cartons and corrugated cardboard of various qualities may contain up to 10% other packaging papers and cardboard.
Non-paper content up to 1.5%
Moisture content: no more than 12% (all paper packaging must be air-dried and stored indoors).

Our company offers customers a wide range of OCC waste paper, Corrugated Boxes: Class 11 (OCC), Dual Classification Corrugated Paper: Class 12 (DS OCC), Magazines: Class 10 (OMG), Overdue News: Class 9 (OI or OIN) and OCC 95/5.

We also provide special products according to customer requirements. We have long-standing relationships with OCC (old corrugated cardboard) and fiber buyers in a wide range of industrial operations around the world.

Different types of waste paper:

OCC Grade 11 – Grade 11OCC

• Old Corrugated Box 11 – Industry Defining Corrugated Box (OCC Level 11)
• These are corrugated sheets with test liner, jute paper or kraft paper liner. This type of paper exhibits the following characteristics.
• Prohibited materials: no more than 5%
• Abandonment rate: should not exceed 5%
• The total number of free throws and prohibited free throws shall not exceed 5%.

OCC Grades 12 – 12 (Dual Order OCC)

• Sorted to be free of boxboard, offshore corrugated, plastic and wax.
• Trash/Prohibited Materials: 0%
• Free throws plus prohibitions: no more than 5%
• Moisture content: no more than 5%
• Bundle dimensions (cm) are 115(width)/height(115) and length(200).
• 25 packages per container.

Differences between OCC Grades 11 and 12

There are some significant differences between OCC 11 waste paper specifications and OCC 12 waste paper specifications.

OCC 11, also known as OCC Class 11, primarily includes corrugated containers for paper recycling. They usually have kraft, jute or test linings and are sold the same.

The OCC 12 waste specification is also commonly referred to as the DS OCC or Dual Classification Corrugated Classification. This specific classification consists of different types of double corrugated containers produced in supermarkets as well as commercial and industrial facilities.

These double corrugated containers also feature jute lining, test lining, and/or kraft paper lining. These materials are specifically sorted to ensure they are free of cardboard and offshore corrugated materials, waxes and plastics. For OCC Class 12 materials, total waste does not exceed 2%.

Prohibited material in this category does not exceed half of 1%.

ONP/OINP – old newspapers

• Old and new paper waste, waste paper, overdue newspapers.
• Factories use newspaper, a lower grade of paper, to produce more newsprint, paper towels and other products.
• Prohibited material must not exceed 2%
• The number of free throws plus the number of prohibited free throws shall not exceed 4%
• Other acceptable papers may not exceed 30%

Residential Mixed Paper, Soft Mixed Paper, Hard Mixed Paper

• Residential Mixed Paper: Composed of a mixture of paper of various qualities, not limited to fiber content types, typically produced by residential multi-material collection programs. Prohibited material must not exceed 2%. Waste products plus prohibited products shall not exceed 5%.
• Soft Mixed Paper: Consists of a mixture of clean, sorted papers of various qualities, with no limitation on fiber content. Prohibited material shall not exceed 1%. Waste products plus prohibited products shall not exceed 5%.
• Hard mixed paper: Consists of a mixture of clean, sorted papers of various qualities, containing less than 10% groundwood. Prohibited material must not exceed 1/2 of 1%. Waste products plus prohibited products shall not exceed 3%

We can deliver bulk waste paper and non-waste paper on a monthly basis as follows: