Advantage Stabil
Advantage Stabil is a brown, extensible, high porosity, high friction sack kraft paper. Advantage Stabil has specifically been developed for dusty and air-containing filling goods, and high filling speeds.
In order to give our brown paper grades the best possible strength properties, they are made out of virgin fibre from slow-growing pine and spruce. With efficient converting in mind, our paper is the ideal choice for a wide range of applications, such as sacks for cement & building materials, food and animal feed.
Advantage Stabil is a brown, extensible, high porosity, high friction sack kraft paper. Advantage Stabil has specifically been developed for dusty and air-containing filling goods, and high filling speeds. Its special surface structure achieves outstanding runnability and high slip resistance. Advantage Stabil is recommended for use as the outer ply without perforation. This will reduce the dust level and has proven most effective in enhancing slip resistance, thus giving the filled sacks high stability when they are stacked. Advantage Stabil meets the demands of the modern sack industry: High strength values, high slip resistance, outstanding runnability, and high porosity.
Advantage Stabil is available in a basis weight range of 70 to 90 g/m². Â
Properties |
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Method |
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Typical values (please select the 2-10 most common grammages) |
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Basis Weight |
g/m² |
ISO 536 |
 |
70 |
80 |
90 |
Tensile strength |
kN/m |
ISO 1924-3 |
mdcd |
5.7 4.4 |
6.5 5.0 |
7.3 5.7 |
Tensile Index |
Nm/g |
ISO 1924-3 |
mdcd |
81 63 |
81 63 |
81 63 |
Stretch at break |
% |
ISO 1924-3 |
mdcd |
7.0 8.7 |
7.0 8.7 |
7.5 8.7 |
Tensile Energy Absorption (TEA) |
J/m² |
ISO 1924-3 |
mdcd |
215 245 |
245 280 |
275 315 |
TEA Index |
J/g |
ISO 1924-3 |
mdcd |
3.13.5 |
3.13.5 |
3.13.5 |
Tear Index |
mN.m²/g |
ISO 1974 |
mdcd |
12.0 14.0 |
12.514.5 |
13.015.0 |
Air Resistance (Gurley) |
s |
ISO 5636-5 |
 |
5 |
5 |
5 |
Cobb60 |
g/m² |
ISO 535 |
 |
32 |
32 |
32 |
Friction coefficient |
 |  |  |
0.7 |
0.7 |
0.7 |
The table above shows typical values for certain basis weights.
Issued from 01.01.2020,
Test conditions: ISO 187 : 1990 (23°C ± 1 C/RH 50% ±2)
MD= Machine Direction
CD= Cross Direction