A smooth liquid formulation.
Functionality can be added to various types of paper, including standard paper, Washi (Japanese paper), non-woven fabrics, thick paper, and cardboard.
Coating individual fibers with a glass film increases the coefficient of friction, thereby improving tensile strength.
Vitrifying the paper fibers improves insulation properties, reduces static electricity, and prevents dust accumulation, while also providing water repellency.
Vitrification alters the refractive index of the fibers, resulting in increased light transmittance.
Ideal for paper tableware, straws, and placemats, contributing to plastic reduction. It also helps maintain the shape and strength of paper interiors, art pieces, and crafts, and is effective for industrial cardboard tools.
