Anti Slip Kraft Paper Sheet for Carton Layer Separation and Cargo Anti Slip Protection

JahooPak supplies anti slip kraft interleaf paper as a supporting consumable alongside our slip sheet range, so buyers can assemble a complete transport packaging system without matching sizes and quality standards across separate suppliers. Inside the plant, two high speed automatic lines plus one semi automatic line carry production, supported in the cutting shop by four automatic die cutters and three manual die cutters, and the paper slitting and sheeting equipment handles both continuous roll stock and pre cut sheet supply. The interleaf production route covers parent roll inspection, slitting to width, sheeting to length, edge inspection and final packing, so the main processing stages stay in our own plant rather than being split across outside converters.

The kraft stock entering our plant is selected for even fiber condition and stable grammage before it reaches the slitting station. The slitting workshop divides parent rolls into the required widths, and sheeting equipment cuts the liner to the requested length for sheet supply, keeping cut edges clean and free of loose fiber strings. Because we control the slitting and sheeting steps in house, we can hold width and length consistency across production batches, which matters when the liner must fit a fixed carton module week after week. We do not accept stock with heavy stains, holes or fiber clumps into the finished bundle, since those defects can transfer onto the finished packaging the liner touches.

Production planning balances stocked standard widths and non standard custom cuts. Standard roll widths and common sheet sizes are kept for urgent dispatch, while custom dimensions are scheduled once the carton footprint and layer arrangement are confirmed with the sales engineer. Operators check width, length and edge condition along the line, and the packing stage wraps rolls on core and bands sheet bundles to protect edges and faces during inland trucking and container loading. This setup gives repeat suppliers a dependable interlayer consumable that matches the backing boards they already source from us, rather than forcing them to coordinate a separate paper supplier for a small but necessary packaging element.