SunPak Packing Paper Sheets - 20" x 26.5" (100 sheets)

SunPak Under-Packing Paper - 20"  x  26.5" 

Under-Blanket Press Packing Sheets

.002  .003  .004  .005  (100 sheets/pack)  .010 (50 sheets/pack)

Each sheet is marked with the caliper (gauge) and grain direction. Sheets are coated for dimensional stability. Available in a wide range of gauges: .002" to .012", and .015" 

• NOTE - A 3-pack manufacturer's minimum quantity requirement is in effect.
• NOTE - Oversize package shipping cost from UPS will be calculated during checkout (if required)

PRODUCT FEATURES / BENEFITS

• Anti-Creep Formulation ~ Resists slipping movement
• Anti-Wicking Treatment ~ Resists moisture at edges, longer lasting
• Full Gauge Range ~ Pack most any press, Every sheet gauge stenciled
• High-Density ~ Maintains gauge during the run, sharper dots
• Excellent Formation ~ Yields uniform solids and quality output
• Contains Recycled Fibers ~ Environmentally Friendly Formulation
• Suitable for use under:
  • √ Plates
  • √ Blankets ~ Printing Unit or Coating Unit
  • √ Back Cylinder

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sunpak Packing Paper used for?
Sunpak packing paper is used under blankets, plates, or on back cylinders of offset printing presses to precisely adjust pressure for optimal ink transfer and print quality.

What are the key features of Sunpak Packing Paper?
It features an anti-creep formulation to resist slipping, an anti-wicking treatment to resist moisture, high density to maintain gauge, and excellent formation for uniform output. It also contains recycled fibers.

What thicknesses are available for the 20" x 26.5" size?
This size is available in .002", .003", .004", .005" (100 sheets/pack) and .010" (50 sheets/pack) thicknesses.

Why are anti-creep and anti-wicking treatments important?
Anti-creep prevents the packing paper from moving or slipping during the press run, maintaining consistent pressure. Anti-wicking prevents moisture absorption at the edges, ensuring the paper lasts longer and maintains its gauge.