Customized Stone Paper Industrial Style Pull-Up PU Soft Cover Waterproof Tear Resistant Eco Friendly Stationery

The good quality stone waterproof paper notebook for sale make in Stonepaper
Cover Material: Industrial Style Pull-up PU
Inner Page: Stone Paper RPD140um(168gsm),which is eco-friendly, tear resistance, water proof and silk smooth.
Description: Industrial Style, Pull-up PU, with unique patterns and beautiful colors. It is wild and irony. Males will love it.

stone paper, as the name suggests, is made from stone. But we never mine the earth for the stone used in our production process. Instead, we use waste marble and limestone from nearby construction industry facilities and recycle it into paper, instead of letting it sit forever in a landfill. Therefore, stone paper is made from recycled materials and is itself recyclable. The scientific term for our main material is Calcium Carbonate, which is one of the most abundant naturally occurring substances on earth. 

We take carbon emissions seriously. So seriously that we’re neutral.
It takes a lot of energy to process timber trees into the pages of a notebook. In fact, in order to produce a metric tonne of traditional paper, almost 6 times more energy is required than stone paper.
We use solar energy to power the development of our paper. Karst’s stone paper has a 60% smaller carbon footprint than regular paper.
But making our carbon footprint smaller is not enough— we need to neutralise it altogether. We invest in carbon offsets to make sure nothing we do is at the expense of the planet. This is done with a partnership with Carbon Neutral.

Waste production & recyclability

When making traditional paper, it’s not possible to convert absolutely 100% of a tree into paper. Even when making traditional paper from recycled material, solid waste is produced. To make one metric tonne of traditional paper, over 150 kilograms of solid waste is produced. When making traditional paper from recycled materials, there is even more solid waste (190 kg), as recycled paper contains more impurities. While it is possible to recycle paper multiple times, there is a finite limit— it can only be recycled a maximum of 5 to 7 times.
When making stone paper, the waste and scraps that are produced come from end cuts from rounding out the corners of pages or test batches. Much like the closed-circuit water system, stone paper produces no solid waste as the scraps can be recycled into more stone paper in the next batch. Unlike traditional paper, stone paper can be recycled indefinitely.
While the cellulose in plant fibres becomes compromised when processed multiple times, calcium carbonate remains intact, meaning it can be recycled over and over again.