The present invention provides a heat-sealable water-based coating composition suitable for coating substrates used for packaging of products that contain grease, oil, water, etc. The coating compositions comprise acrylic polymer or copolymer emulsions and melting waxes. The substrates may be formed into containers, such as cups, for example. The coatings provide a barrier that is resistant to the permeation of, for example, grease, oil, water, and other liquids. Furthermore, the coating compositions are compostable.

A single ply napkin food wrapper is moisture resistant on the food side but moisture absorbent on the outside. The wrapper is used to wrap food when delivered to the customer and the wrapper can later be used as a napkin by the customer. Delivery of a napkin is thus ensured with each food item.

A water-based oil resistant agent containing at least one resin (A) selected from the group consisting of the following (A1) and (A2), and a paraffin wax (B): (A1) an olefin resin which is a polymer containing monoolefins having a total number of carbon atoms of 4 or more (a1-1) and an α,β-unsaturated carboxylic acid (a1-2) as essential reaction components; and (A2) a urethane resin which is a polymer containing a polyol (a2-1), a polyisocyanate (a2-2) and a chain extender (a2-3) as essential reaction components.

The patent application relates to a paper-based packaging material with a carrier paper and a first coating arranged indirectly on at least one side of the carrier paper, wherein the first coating is a barrier layer and has an increased diffusion resistance to at least one substance selected from a group comprising fluid, gas, air, oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, inert gas, odorant, aromatic substance, water vapor, liquid, water, water-fat emulsion, fat, oil, mineral oil, and edible oil, odorant, flavorant, water vapor, liquid, water, water-fat emulsion, grease, oil, mineral oil, and edible oil individually or in combination, wherein the first coating is disposed between the carrier paper and a visually perceptible surface coating and directly contacts the surface coating. Furthermore, the invention relates to a package made of such a paper-based packaging material and a method of manufacturing the same.

The patent application relates to a paper-based packaging material with a carrier paper and a first coating arranged indirectly on at least one side of the carrier paper, wherein the first coating is a barrier layer and has an increased diffusion resistance to at least one substance selected from a group comprising fluid, gas, air, oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, inert gas, odorant, aromatic substance, water vapor, liquid, water, water-fat emulsion, fat, oil, mineral oil, and edible oil, odorant, flavorant, water vapor, liquid, water, water-fat emulsion, grease, oil, mineral oil, and edible oil individually or in combination, wherein the first coating is disposed between the carrier paper and a visually perceptible surface coating and directly contacts the surface coating. Furthermore, the invention relates to a package made of such a paper-based packaging material and a method of manufacturing the same.

Paper products can be made from cellulose derived from corn husks. A method of making paper products may include obtaining corn husks, extracting cellulose fiber pulp from the corn husks, forming a paper sheet from the extracted cellulose fiber pulp, adding a chitosan acetic acid solution having a concentration of at least 5 wt. % chitosan to the paper sheet, forming the paper product from the paper sheet, and coating the paper product with a paraffin wax.

Paper products can be made from cellulose derived from corn husks. A method of making paper products may include obtaining corn husks, extracting cellulose fiber pulp from the corn husks, forming a paper sheet from the extracted cellulose fiber pulp, adding a chitosan acetic acid solution having a concentration of at least 5 wt. % chitosan to the paper sheet, forming the paper product from the paper sheet, and coating the paper product with a paraffin wax.

Described herein are coatings which impart oil, grease, and water resistance to various materials, such as paper, paperboard and polymeric materials. Such coatings may be applied as barrier coatings to the substrate materials in order to inhibit and prevent the transmission of oil, grease and water; that is, to prevent oil, water grease from passing into and/or through the substrate material. The coatings include an acrylic-based polymer latex, a styrene-butadiene rubber latex, a styrene-acrylic resin solution, a large particle size wax, and optionally, a small particle size wax. Also disclosed herein is a process of preparing the coatings. Also disclosed are products to which the coatings have been applied in order to impart oil, grease and/or water resistance, and processes for preparing such products.

Described herein are coatings which impart oil, grease, and water resistance to various materials, such as paper, paperboard and polymeric materials. Such coatings may be applied as barrier coatings to the substrate materials in order to inhibit and prevent the transmission of oil, grease and water; that is, to prevent oil, water grease from passing into and/or through the substrate material. The coatings include an acrylic-based polymer latex, a styrene-butadiene rubber latex, a styrene-acrylic resin solution, a large particle size wax, and optionally, a small particle size wax. Also disclosed herein is a process of preparing the coatings. Also disclosed are products to which the coatings have been applied in order to impart oil, grease and/or water resistance, and processes for preparing such products.

A method and apparatus for manufacturing medical paper for medical sterilization packaging, medical paper and medical sterilization packaging are disclosed. A paper web is formed of fibrous substrate comprising cellulosic fibers and optionally synthetic fibers, with opposite first and second sides. On-line with the forming of the paper web, reinforcing material is applied on the first side and pressed into structure of the paper web such that delamination resistance of the structure is increased. Sealing material is applied on the second side of the paper web on-line with the forming of the paper web.