Black Kraft Paper:
Sustainable Packaging Excellence
Black Kraft paper is a sustainable, high-quality packaging material crafted from 100% recycled wood pulp. Unlike traditional brown Kraft paper, it’s dyed black and finished with a glossy surface on both sides, delivering a sleek, modern aesthetic. It’s perfect for premium packaging needs like gift boxes, jewelry cases, and electronics.
- 100% recycled and recyclable material
- Glossy black finish on both sides
- High durability and tear resistance
- Supports advanced printing (e.g., white ink, foil stamping)
- Certified eco-friendly (FSC, ISO standards)
Benefits of Black Kraft Paper
The Kraft process turns wood into durable paperboard. Here’s the step-by-step breakdown:
Eco-Friendly
Made from recycled fibers, fully recyclable, and biodegradable.
Durable
Resists tearing and protects contents effectively.
Luxurious Design
Glossy black finish elevates brand presentation.
Highly Customizable
Supports vibrant prints and premium finishes.
Black Kraft Paper Specifications
| Thickness (mm) | Weight (gsm) | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 0.3 | 200-250 | Light items (tags, small boxes) |
| 0.4-0.5 | 250-350 | Food or cosmetic packaging |
| 0.6 | 350-400 | Heavy or fragile items |
Note: Need help choosing? Contact our experts or use our Material Selector below!
Printing Results and Color Considerations
Colors printed directly on natural brown paperboard appear muted.
Not sure which material or option to choose?
No worries! We understand that getting the perfect custom packaging that meets your needs can be pretty tricky.
- Expert advice on choosing the best material and structure to meet your needs
- Professional guidance from engineers and designers on building the best packaging experience
- Anytime support with full-cycle project management and proactive updates
FAQ
It’s unbleached, brown, and more sustainable than white paperboard.
Thickness depends on usage, e.g., food packaging typically requires 16-18pt.
Yes, it meets food safety standards for packaging.
Slightly, due to its eco-friendly process, but often worth it.
Yes, thicker options (0.6 mm) support heavy loads.
