Wood Pulps and Plastic Resin Make a Great Combination For an All-Weather Paper

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Paper milling has been around for probably a thousand years, in which history recollects the year 1282 A.D. in the Spanish Kingdom of Aragon was the first water-powered paper mill was built and used. Since that time we’ve improved paper milling at an unbelievable pace that our machines has enhanced our paper mills into producing 300 million metric tons each year without any signs of slowing down or decline. Today not only paper production is enhanced but the material which makes paper is also further augmented to produce at least fifty different kinds of paper known to date. Some examples include synthetic paper, sticker paper, decal paper, waterproof paper, alkaline paper, azurelaid paper, chromo paper and many more.

 

Waterproof paper paper in particular is an amalgamation of wood pulp and plastic resin which makes it very tough and desirable for outdoor and many other use. As a matter of fact a certain company who is in the business of waterproof among other things reported the variety of use of this material and in many different aspects of society as well. People like news reporters, mountaneers, wild hunters, fire fighters, and those who go on a fishing trip uses this kind of paper for taking down notes, printing topographic maps and building blueprints reference. The company also mentions that it has been one of their most salable products in their arsenal which makes them a recent success too!

 

Whether it’s humid, rainy, moisty, hot ot icy condition this material will see through it all! You can even submerge it under water and it wont get deformed which shows just how resilient this material is. Waterproof paper has an impressive and outstanding record when measured in terms of durability and it has been confirmed by the number of sales, growing demand and satisfied customers worldwide according to the company selling the material. They’re even expecting a 13% increase in the year-end sales for 2011 and like regular paper it shows no sign of slowing down, in fact more customers are ordering.

 

Researchers and the Military also use waterproof paper but not for some super scientific experiments or top secret stuff, rather for documentation purposes and again the reason behind is its wonderful attributes. Most Scientists prefer this material especially when they’re doing field work or if their experiments require them to go outdoors while the Military use it for various tasks it may range from  cataloguing personnel information to hardware and weapons detail.

 

Record keeping and book keeping also uses this resilient material because not only is it weatherproof but it lasts longer than ordinary paper. Stock piling records in a basement or a warehouse where with your worries normally range from rats, air humidity damage, roof leaks and mishandling are all obsolete with this paper. So you can let the cobwebs grow and it won’t even matter because you can be assured that your records remain intact so long as the paper remains intact also and the best thing about it is that it remains intact for a very long time.

Blueprints On Waterproof Paper

Construction designs and electrical layouts are normally printed on blue-dyed paper that’s called blueprints, but the word itself is often associated with the technical aspects of anything that is to be constructed. A plan or a detailed technical guide in constructing or building something, a machine, a house, a building, a boat, an aircraft or basically anything that has to do with engineering design printed on this blue paper is called a blueprint. Until recently when huge companies decided to store the blueprints in their archives for records purposes or if an inquiry will be made they can just refer to the thousands of blueprints they have. It was done in two parts first the blueprints were scanned and digitally converted and stored in their databases while the second part involved in storing the actual blueprints in warehouses.

The problem with ordinary paper is that they tend to fade out and get damaged after five years or more and so volumes upon volumes of accumulated blueprints had to be reprinted to replace the ones that aren’t useful anymore. By reprinting them in waterproofpaper the blueprints in the archives this time lasted more than twice the length of years they used to when they were printed on ordinary paper. The amazing quality of waterproof paper outlasts anything previously stored in their archives, they may even decide to print the whole archives in waterproof paper! The time and money they’ll save by printing the blueprints on waterproof paper would be three times than what they spent which also makes them very happy about it.

Aside from the obvious advantage of printing blueprints on waterproof paper for archival use, waterproof blueprints are also very useful for ongoing construction projects. Civil engineers who are exposed to the heat of the day will often refer to these blueprints to give out the specifics on how the building should be constructed. In the field these blueprints will be subjected under dirt, dust, heat, sweat and heavy use can easily damage them, that is why a tough and durable waterproof paper is what’s needed for blueprints. The material itself will guarantee the durability of the layout printed on it.

Electrical layouts should also be put into consideration since they are handled repeatedly and in some cases under harsh conditions, if they are printed on waterproof paper at least their longevity is assured. Electricians will not have any trouble reading the layouts and handling the blueprints because the printed layout will not fade and the material is designed to take on heavy beatings.

Whatever purpose may serve you best one thing is for sure synthetic waterproof paper is a cost-effective material that is so versatile it can almost be used for anything. The best thing about waterproof paper is that it can handle any weather condition and that its outdoor use is fast becoming legendary. It was also received with awe and kudos by patrons the world over and more than that we get to keep 40% of our forests when we use it.