Projecta

Profi

To achieve your goals, you need to consider every single detail from the very start. Projecta Profi A-grade 75 gsm premium white paper in luxury purple wrapping will ensure your documents look perfect.

Product benefits

Suitable for all copier, laser and inkjet machines
Made from 100% virgin pulp fibres
Meets ISO 9706 certification requirements
Perfect whiteness and brightness
Bleached with the use of ECF-technology
Paper ensures trouble-free printing
Ideal for producing brilliant and vibrant colours
Meets the highest demands on quality
Cost-effective and reliable solution
Projecta Profi combo A4
Projecta Profi A4
Projecta Profi box A4
Projecta Profi vertical A4
Projecta Profi frontal A4

Manufacturer

Packaging

500
5

500 (±1%) sheets per ream5 reams per box

Paper size

A4

A4 sheet size
(29.7 cm x 21 cm)

Type of printing

Projecta is designed for monochrome and colour printing, including duplexing, on dot matrix, inkjet and laser printers, fax machines and copiers.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

What is important
to know about bleaching
of paper using
ECF technology?

What is important
to know about bleaching
of paper using
ECF technology?

Bleaching of softwood and hardwood pulp at our mill is carried out using ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) technology.

Bleaching is a multi-step process of refining and brightening raw pulp.

The introduction of ECF technology for pulp bleaching is primarily aimed at improving the environmental aspects of paper production:

- Reduction of highly toxic compounds (chlorine dioxide) in wastewater.

- Increasing the overall industrial safety of the enterprise and nearby communities.

- Production of cardboard and paper products based on strict international environmental standards existing in the global practice of the pulp and paper industry.

- Significant reduction in fresh water consumption.


How many sheets are in a ream?

How many sheets are in a ream?

In sheet production, paper is packaged in reams of 500 sheets. In some reams the number of sheets is 498 due to the fact that paper is cut from 6 mother rolls on two production lines. Consequently, the number of sheets in a pack will be a multiple of 6.

If you check more reams, you will find that the number of sheets in other reams is 504. Thus, the number of sheets in reams of office paper may be 498, 500 or 504.


How does paper protect equipment and extend its service life?

How does paper protect equipment and extend its service life?

Projecta office paper is produced with surface sizing (polymer coating).

Binders are used to increase the bonding forces between fibers and increase the strength of paper.

By bonding the fibers together, these substances increase the internal strength of paper and eliminate dusting and plucking of individual fibers.

Surface sizing improves the physical, mechanical, adsorption and printing properties of paper.

In addition, the maximum service life of your office equipment is guaranteed by the use of high-quality raw materials in the production of Projecta paper, as well as the control over the content of resins and other inclusions.


Why does Projecta paper have optimal performance?

Why does Projecta paper have optimal performance?

The production of high-quality papers in Russia has traditionally been associated with JSC Syktyvkarskiy LPK; and quality improvement has always been a priority for the company’s development.

Projecta paper is produced on the most modern equipment, high-quality raw materials and necessary components.

Strict quality control of the entire technological chain, a high level of technical specialists’ competence, constant development of technology and quality improvement, with environmental aspects taken into account, give our company the opportunity to produce paper for office equipment that meets international quality standards.

Projecta paper is solely produced of virgin pulp fibers which ensures high light fastness and long-term protection against fading.

Projecta paper is absolutely universal; it is designed for printing on laser, inkjet printers, copiers, and MFPs.


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