Material Characteristics of Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus, due to its low lignin content and easy diffusion, has been shown through structural tests to be easy to cook and bleach. Eucalyptus pulp requires minimal raw materials per ton, resulting in a highly cost-effective solution for the papermaking industry.

Applications of Eucalyptus Wood

• Eucalyptus pulp is used to produce various types of paper, including high-quality writing paper and specialty paper, providing the papermaking industry with a choice of high-quality raw materials.
• Eucalyptus pulp is used in the production of textiles, such as rayon, known for its softness and strength.
• Eucalyptus pulp can be used as a source of bioenergy for power generation or as a fuel source.

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