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Lightweight coated paper (LWC) is essentially
a thin paper made from ground spruce pulpwood, reinforced with a small
proportion of kraft pulp to add strength.
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LWC paper
is used for magazines, catalogues and advertising material in long
printing runs where excellent printing quality and image reproduction
is required.
LWC paper
is essentially a thin paper made from ground spruce pulpwood,
reinforced with a small proportion of kraft pulp to add strength.
The resulting paper is then covered with coating in which the most
important constituent is fine-grained clay. The result is a printing
paper with extremely good printing properties, particularly with
regard to image reproduction.
SCA has been producing LWC paper at Ortviken
paper mill since the early 1990s.
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and FSC certified LWC paper is produced and marketed
under the brand names |
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Our LWC paper is FSC certified |
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Export 93% of
volume |
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85% to the European
market |
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European market
share of 7.4% |
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World market sales
value: SEK 120 B |
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European
market sales value SEK 54 B |
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| Publication paper qualities |
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| European producers of Publication
papers 2002 |
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