bomullspapper

Bomullspapper is a type of paper made from cotton linters, which are the short fibers that remain attached to the cottonseed after the longer fibers have been removed. This process results in a paper that is strong, durable, and has a smooth texture. Cotton linters are a byproduct of the cotton industry, making bomullspapper a sustainable option as it utilizes a material that might otherwise be discarded.

The production of bomullspapper typically involves pulping the cotton linters and then processing them into sheets. The resulting paper is known for its high alpha-cellulose content, which contributes to its longevity and resistance to yellowing. This makes it an ideal material for archival purposes, such as the preservation of important documents, photographs, and artwork.

Bomullspapper is also used in various other applications due to its unique properties. It is commonly found in high-quality stationery, currency, and certain types of printing paper where permanence and a refined feel are desired. Its absorbency also makes it suitable for some specialized filter papers. The tactile quality of bomullspapper is often appreciated, offering a distinct feel compared to wood pulp-based papers.