The Paper Handle Blog

Cowhide paper rope, as the name suggests, is made of kraft paper rope, can also be said to be rolled up with kraft paper rope. It can be used as a portable cord for tote bags and shopping bags. The paper rope made of kraft paper is the mainstream environmental protection paper rope in the market. It can also be used for gift bundling, product packaging and other fields. Paper rope kraft paper is generally 60G ~ 120G kraft paper. In order to make the rope easily, the kraft paper should not be too thick. It's not easy to fold too thick. Thin kraft paper is relatively soft. It can be twisted into paper rope by machine. Therefore, the quality of kraft paper must be good. It cannot be broken immediately. Kraft paper rope can choose domestic kraft paper or imported all wood kraft paper.

- Reduce your carbon footprint

Choose packaging handles made of recycled materials to reduce resource consumption. Choose compostable or recyclable packaging handles to ensure that your packaging handles don't end up in landfills or the ocean.

Nowadays, paper bags come in a variety of colors and styles, and merchants will customize paper bags according to their own needs to improve their brands. How many ways can you fix a paper bag handle?

According to the Environmental Paper Network, global paper consumption has tripled in the past 50 years. Its use is now at unsustainable levels. In 2014, world paper production reached 400 million tons. It is estimated that this will increase by 90 million tonnes by 2020.
But is there really a problem? When a tree is cut down, another tree can grow in its place and then repeat the process 20 to 35 years later.

As the outer packaging of goods, handbags have been favored by merchants and customers, so more and more people begin to customize handbags. However, how to match our product with the hand rope, we also need to seriously think about the problem. Today, we're going to look at how to choose the right hand string for a custom handbag.

In fact, before paper was invented, "brown paper" was actually made from calfskin. At present, this "brown paper" is only used to make drums. Current kraft paper is chemically made from the wood fibers of conifers, then put into a beater for beating, adding glue and dye, and finally paper in a paper machine. We used to call it vellum because it was yellowish-brown in color, and because it was so tough that it resembled cowhide.