SCA Graphic Paper UK
Publication Papers 2014/2015
Sales and marketing
cooperation
The Heinzel Group takeover of the former SCA publication paper mill in
Laakirchen, Austria, agreed in December 2012, was completed on April 2,
2013. An important element of the takeover is represented by the decision
of the Heinzel Group and SCA to cooperate in the sale and marketing of
publication papers, pulp, kraftliner and products for flexible packaging. In
this connection, two former SCA offices in Poland and Italy have also been
acquired by Heinzel Sales, the sales and trading arm of the Heinzel Group.
For each country, a separate strategy has been defined between the sales
organizations of both Heinzel and SCA with the aim of using the strongest
position of each group to gain synergies.
All the Grapho brands will be retained with a portfolio ranging from
standard newspaper, via SC up to LWC.
publicationpapers.sca.com
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Product overview
Coldset
Heatset
Rotogravure
Printing method Quality
Mill
Product
Classic super calendered
Laakirchen
GraphoGravure
Bright super calendered paper
Laakirchen
GraphoGrande
High bright super calendered
Laakirchen
GraphoPrestige
Economy class super calendered
Laakirchen
GraphoVerde
Benchmark super calendered
Laakirchen
GraphoSet
High bright super calendered
Laakirchen
GraphoNova
Super bright coated
Ortviken
GraphoCote
Silk coated
Ortviken
GraphoSilk
Bulky coated
Ortviken
GraphoLux
Matt coated
Ortviken
GraphoMatt
Super bright bulky uncoated
Ortviken
GraphoInvent
High bright uncoated
Ortviken
GraphoCrystal
Bright uncoated
Ortviken
Semi bright uncoated
Premium newsprint
The values given are target values and variations occur.
FSC® &
PEFC™
ISO
Brightness
[%]1
Gloss
[%]
Opacity
[%]2
ü
68
45–48
89–94
ü
73
45–48
90–93
¢
¢
¢
ü
80
46–48
90–93
¢
l
¢
ü
67
45
91–93
ü
68
73
87–94
ü
78
45–49
89–93
ü
88–90
60–63
91–96
ü
90–94
35
92–97
ü
76–78
43–52
90–96
ü
80
30
93–96
ü
83
93–96
ü
75
92–96
GraphoBright
ü
72
91–93
Ortviken
GraphoMax
ü
62
94–95
l
Ortviken
GraphoNews
ü
60
95–96
l
1
ISO 2470 D65
2
DIN 53146
l Standard-grammage ¢ On demand
40
45
¢
¢
48
48.8
49
51
l
¢
52
54
55
l
¢
¢
l
l
l
l
l
¢
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
60
¢
l
l
57
l
l
¢
l
56
65
70
75
80
90
¢
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
Catalogues
give inspiration
Ideas are born on paper. Architects, fashion designers and
innovators sketch their ideas on pieces of paper. These ideas are
then converted into products that are marketed in catalogues,
magazines and advertisements. Ideas are communicated and
brought to reality via paper.
To look in a catalogue before buying a product online is an established
practice. Distribution of catalogues is often supported by direct mail.
In today’s IT world the demand is, of course, also to see and buy online.
This is interesting as it raises the question as to whether the development
of the Internet is at the expense of catalogues.
Catalogue and directory users list many benefits; the biggest is that they
provide a better overview than a web site. This feature is a clear example
of how they work as a complement to a website to complete a purchase.
Many believe that the directory or catalogue is more inspiring because it
contains more and better pictures and more information. It is believed that
one can browse the catalogue at your leisure, whenever and wherever you
wish. It is therefore easier for consumers to embrace the range in printed
catalogue form. Directories are stored. For a long time!
This is not a question about whether to exclude one or the other but of
looking for the best combination to get the message across.
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Heinzel Paper
Quality leader
in SC grades
Laakirchen Papier AG produces SC paper, a high-gloss publication paper
for magazines, catalogues and printed advertising material.
The mill’s products in the highest-quality segment, GraphoNova and
GraphoPrestige, have set a new standard within SC papers.
The SC standard products – GraphoGravure for rotogravure printing and
GraphoSet for offset printing – are also regarded as the best choice by
many of the mill’s customers among the leading publishing and printing
companies.
GraphoVerde, with minimum 50% recycled content is a contribution to the
preservation of our nature.
Product overview
• SC-A Rotogravure
• SC-A++ HSWO
• Bright printing results
• Extra high opacity
• Excellent print gloss
• A leader in print gloss
• Consistent pressroom
performance
• SC-A+ Rotogravure
• SC-A HSWO
• Improved brightness
• Good balance between
brightness and bulk
• High opacity
• High print and paper gloss
• Excellent paper gloss
• Top runnability
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Heinzel Paper
• SC-A++ Rotogravure
• Economy class rotogravure
• High print gloss
• Quality and performance in
balance with nature
• Excellent print contrast
• Top runnability
Heat and pressure mould the character
SC paper is produced from a mix of spruce ground wood pulp, kraft pulp
and filler – for the most part finely ground clay. In Laakirchen, a large
proportion of recycled fibre is also part of the furnish. All the ingredients
are mixed to form a strong, opaque and bulky paper that finally acquires
its superior printing characteristics when it is pressed between heated rolls
under high pressure.
Forerunner in the environmental field
Laakirchen Papier AG is playing a pioneering role through its environmental
work. The mill uses a high amount of recycled paper for its production,
without compromising on product quality.
By developing closed processes we reduced the amount of waste from the
plant. This has been achieved by finding new applications for bi-products.
The origin of the raw materials can be traced back in accordance with
FSC® and PEFC™. The ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications ensure the
quality leadership of our products. All our products have the EU Ecolabel.
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Rotogravure
Always there
Classic SC paper for rotogravure printing with good gloss and
excellent printability.
GraphoGravure is an uncoated paper used for printing magazines,
catalogues and supplements.
Available in: 49, 52, 56 gsm (40, 45 and 60 gsm on request).
Mostly used in printing magazines,
catalogues and supplements.
Advantages
• Excellent printability with high print gloss
• High opacity for low substances
• Consistent pressroom performance
• Even print results for both sides of the paper
• 30% recycled fibre content
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
Rotogravure
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(45)
49
52
56
(60)
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
68
68
68
68
68
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
89
90
92
93
94
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
34
34
34
34
34
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
45
45
46
47
48
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
42
44
46
48
49
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
25
22
18
15
12
PPS - Roughness UWS/LWS, µ
DIN ISO 8791-4, 1.0 Mpa
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53140 / DIN 5033-9
72
72
72
72
72
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
88
88
88
88
88
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
b*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
(40, 45, 60) Grammages available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and catalogues
for rotogravure printing.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard. Reel width ranging from 40 to
432 cm.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
49
52
56
60
Ø 120 cm
29 000
27 500
26 000
23 800
Ø 125 cm
31 000
29 500
28 000
26 700
Rev. 2013-05-06
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Rotogravure
Get a better picture
SC paper with higher brightness and outstanding print result
designed for rotogravure printing.
GraphoGrande is an uncoated, high-glossy paper suitable for printing
magazines, catalogues and supplements.
Available in: (48, 51, 54, 56 and 60 gsm on request).
Ideal for printing magazines,
catalogues and supplements.
Advantages
• ISO 73% brightness
• Blueish shade creating brighter impression
• High opacity
• Good paper and print gloss
• Even print result for both sides
• Consistent pressroom performance
• Available in Jumbo reels
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
Rotogravure
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(48)
(51)
(54)
(56)
(60)
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
73
73
73
73
73
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
90
90
90.5
92
93
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
34
34
34
34
34
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
45
46
47
47
48
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
45
46
47
48
49
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
24
22
20
17
15
PPS - Roughness UWS/LWS, µ
DIN ISO 8791-4, 1.0 Mpa
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53140 / DIN 5033-9
77
77
77
77
77
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
90
90
90
90
90
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–0.7
–0.7
–0.7
–0.7
–0.7
b*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.1
All grammage available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and catalogues
for rotogravure printing.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard. Reel width ranging from 40 to
432 cm.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
Ø 125 cm
48
51
56
60
31 000
30 000
28 000
26 500
Rev. 2013-05-06
heinzelpaper.com
Rotogravure
Make a brilliant
impression
High bright SC paper specially designed for roto­gravure printing.
Ideal for printing high quality
magazines and catalogues and
supplements in rotogravure.
GraphoPrestige offers a unique combination of excellent printability and
good runnability and aimed to be an alternative to coated mechanical
paper even for lower substance.
Available in: 51, 57 gsm (48, 54 and 60 gsm on request).
Advantages
• Excellent print contrast
• ISO 80% brightness
• Blueish shade creates a brighter impression
• Clean appearance with 30% recycled fibre content
• Very good ink holdout
• Even print result for both sides
• Superb print gloss
• Excellent print contrast
• Top runnability
• Available in Jumbo reels
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
Rotogravure
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(48)
51
(54)
57
(60)
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
80
80
80
80
80
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
90
90
91.5
92
93
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
34
34
34
34
34
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
46
47
47
48
48
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
45
47
48
49
50
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
27
24
22
22
20
PPS - Roughness UWS/LWS, µ
DIN ISO 8791-4, 1.0 Mpa
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53140 / DIN 5033-9
79
79
79
79
79
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
91
91
91
91
91
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
b*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
(48), (54), (60) grammage available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and catalogues
for rotogravure printing.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard. Reel width ranging from 40 to
432 cm.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
48
54
26 500
24 700
24 000
31 700
28 900
27 000
26 000
Ø 120 cm
Ø 125 cm
Rev. 2013-05-06
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57
60
Rotogravure
Make your
natural choice
Economy class paper for rotogravure printing with high recycled
content (minimum 50%) – a contribution to the preservation of our
nature.
Mostly used in printing magazines
and advertising material in roto­
gravure.
GraphoVerde is an alternative to classic paper used for rotogravure printing.
All the Grapho brands have an extraordinary environmental profile.
Available in: 49, 52, 56 gsm (45 gsm on request).
Advantages
• Quality performance in balance with nature
• Economizing resources
• High recycled content (minimum 50%)
• Available in Jumbo reels
• Outstanding printability
• Excellent pressroom performance
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
Rotogravure
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(45)
49
52
56
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
67
67
67
67
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
90
91
92
93
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
32
32
34
34
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
45
45
45
45
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
42
44
48
50
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
25
22
22
22
PPS - Roughness UWS/LWS, µ
DIN ISO 8791-4, 1.0 Mpa
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53140 / DIN 5033-9
71
71
71
71
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
87
87
87
87
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–0.4
–0.4
–0.4
–0.4
b*, %.
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.6
(45) grammage available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines and advertising material for
rotogravure printing.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard. Reel width ranging from 40 to
432 cm.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
49
52
56
Ø 120 cm
29 100
27 300
25 200
Ø 125 cm
31 400
29 600
27 400
Rev. 2013-05-06
heinzelpaper.com
The strength
of magazines
In fierce competition with electronic media magazines do well.
A journal is read with great interest, several times, at length.
It is considered to be well written and is often collected. More
importantly, it conveys a brand that readers associate with.
For the industry, this has become clearer as more studies have been done
to protect the printed medium. Magazine adverts are still popular and
the editorial content is valued. A journal can mean entertainment for the
moment, but it usually has a long relationship with its readers and that is
significant. The trend that more and more magazines have become niche
subjects in fewer groups will continue.
This calls for careful judgement both for the selection of paper and for the
quality of printing. It is no coincidence that flashy automotive magazines
are printed on glossier paper at higher basis weights, or that many journals
are influenced by the ever-growing environmental debate. In the paper
industry, we have developed our production to meet demand for brighter
paper and do everything to make our environmental profile clear. Through
trade associations, and good relationships with publishers and printers,
SCA and Heinzel do their best to enhance the position of the printed
magazine.
Hobbies
Inspiration
Solidarity
Image
Knowledge
Lifestyle
Luxury
Entertainment
Dreams
Relaxation
Values
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HSWO
Keep your
press running
Benchmark SC paper designed for heatset web offset printing
with excellent gloss and excellent runnability.
Ideal for printing flyers, magazines
and retail business in heatset web
offset.
GraphoSet is an uncoated, glossy SC paper used for printing magazines,
flyers and supplements in heatset web offset.
Available in: 49, 52, 56, 60 gsm (45 gsm on request).
Advantages
• Top runnability
• Excellent opacity
• Balanced relationship between brightness and bulk
• Very high print gloss
• Excellent ink holdout
• High paper surface strength that results in less wash-ups
• Available in “jumbo reels” for Offset
• Around 50% recycled fibre content
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(45)
49
52
56
60
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
68
68
68
68
68
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
87
89
91
93
94
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
36
37
38
38
39
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
43
46
46
46
47
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
43
45
47
49
52
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
25
22
20
18
17
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53 140 / ISO 2471
73
73
73
73
73
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
88.5
88.5
88.5
88.5
88.5
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–0.6
–0.6
–0.6
–0.6
–0.6
b*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
(45) grammage available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and catalogues
for Heatset Weboffset printing.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
49
52
56
60
Ø 120 cm
29 200
27 300
25 300
23 800
Ø 125 cm
30 800
29 700
27 700
25 700
Rev. 2013-05-06
heinzelpaper.com
HSWO
When superior quality
is required
Don’t you like to read a high bright, glossy paper?
Suitable for printing high-quality
magazines, catalogues and
supplements in heatset web offset.
This uncoated mechanical paper provides a performance comparable
to what previously only was possible with standard light weight coated
papers.
Available in: 51, 57 and 60 gsm (48, 54 gsm on request).
Advantages
• A leader in print gloss
• 80% ISO brightness level
• Blueish shade, creates a brighter impression for the eye
• Excellent ink holdout and brilliant print (reduced ink consumption)
• Excellent picture reproduction with high contrast
• Can be printed with European high tack (LWC) inks with printing results
close to LWC
• Very good performance on press and smooth run in the printing press
• Available in “jumbo reels” for Offset
• Outstanding environmental position with FSC and PEFC certification,
ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU Ecolabel
heinzelpaper.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
Grammage (g/m²)
DIN EN ISO 536
CEPI
1-7
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
(48)
51
(54)
57
(60)
ISO Brightness R457, %
DIN 53145-2 / ISO 2470 D65
80
80
80
80
80
Opacity, %
DIN 53 146 / ISO 2471
89
90
91
92
93
Tensile force MD, N
DIN EN ISO 1924-2
38
38
39
39
39
Gloss Tappi UWS/LWS, %
DIN EN ISO 8254-1 (Lehmann Instrument)
45
46
47
48
49
Caliper/Thickness, µm
DIN EN ISO 534
44
46
47
51
53
Porosity Bendtsen, ml/min
DIN 53120-1
27
25
24
22
20
Luminance factor Y, %
DIN 53 140 / ISO 2471
77
77
77
77
77
L*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
90
90
90
90
90
a*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
b*, %
DIN ISO 11664 / ISO 5631 D65/10°
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
(48, 54, 60) grammage available on request.
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Producer
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in PE-laminated
kraftliner, inner endshields are of full
paperboard and outer endshields of PEcoated testliner or kraftliner. Additional
edge protection is attached.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and catalogues
for Heatset Weboffset printing.
Reel dimensions
Diameters from 120 cm to 125 cm as
standard. Reel width ranging from 40 to
432 cm.
Labelling
The unwrapped reel ends are marked
with an arrow showing the direction
of unwinding, reel number (including
production year) reel width and basis
weight. The labels contain a 12 digit
barcode (interleaved 2/5) indicating the
reel number and the reel weight in kg.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
48
51
57
60
Ø 120 cm
28 700
28 400
24 700
23 200
Ø 125 cm
31 000
29 500
26 500
25 500
Rev. 2013-05-06
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Get your readers
attention
The paper conveys a feeling of high quality with outstanding
environmental advantages.
Ideal for periodicals and printed
material with particularly high
demands on image printing and
good colour reproduction.
GraphoCote is a glossy and super bright coated grade. Image
reproduction is clean and sharp, satisfying the demands of advertisers and
emphasising the message to the reader.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 57, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 and 90 g/m².
Advantages
• Excellent brightness resulting in good contrast for high quality
reproduction
• High opacity and low print through
• Superior runnability, enabling high production efficiency and minimal
wastage
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
57
60
65
70
75
80
90
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
83
83
88
90
90
90
90
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
92
93
92.0
93.5
94.0
95.0
96.0
Gloss, %
ISO 8254-1
45
46
62
62
63
63
63
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.0
1.0
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.9
L*
ISO 5631 D65
90
91
92
93
93
93
93
a*
ISO 5631 D65
0.2
0.2
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
b*
ISO 5631 D65
–3
–3
–4
–5
–5
–5.5
–5.5
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Environment
TCF (totally chlorine-free) and certified in
accordance with ISO 9001 and 14001.
Chain of Custody in accordance with FSC
and PEFC.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and inserts
printed in heatset web offset.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Reel width
The minimum reel width which can be
produced is 400 mm.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a red
stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Surface pH value
The surface pH value of the paper is >6.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
57
60
65
70
75
80
90
Ø 100 cm
15 500
14 700
14 500
13 500
12 500
11 500
10 500
Ø 120 cm
22 600
21 900
21 000
19 500
18 000
17 000
16 000
Ø 125 cm
24 700
23 500
23 000
21 000
19 500
18 000
16 500
Rev. 2013-10-24
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With a fashionable
soft finish
Introducing the paper with a luxury silk finish for the sophisticated
reader. The soft finish of GraphoSilk meets the demand for easily
readable text with extremely good reproduction in printed images.
Ideal for periodicals and printed
material with particularly high
demands on image printing and
good colour reproduction.
GraphoSilk is made from 100% fresh forest fibre, giving a top end text and
image reproduction.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 and 90 g/m².
Advantages
• Superb readability
• Excellent brightness combined with low show through
• Unrivalled runnability, enabling high production efficiency and minimal
wastage
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
60
65
70
75
80
90
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
90
90
91
92
92
94
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
92
93
94.5
95
96
97
Gloss, %
ISO 8254-1
35
35
35
35
35
35
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
L*
ISO 5631 D65
92
92
93
93
93
93
a*
ISO 5631 D65
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.8
b*
ISO 5631 D65
–5.5
–5.5
–6.0
–6.5
–6.5
–7.5
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and inserts
printed in heatset web offset.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a
red stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Reel width
The minimum reel width which can be
produced is 400 mm.
Surface pH value
The surface pH value of the paper is >6.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
60
65
70
Ø 100 cm
14 000
12 900
12 000
11 200
10 400
9 300
Ø 120 cm
20 100
18 600
17 300
16 100
15 000
13 400
Ø 125 cm
21 900
20 200
18 800
17 500
16 300
14 500
Rev. 2013-05-20
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75
80
90
HSWO
The popular choice
A coated paper with the combination of low print through and
high bulk. Print, feel and see the difference!
GraphoLux is the choice for high circulation publications and commercial
printing.
Ideal for magazines, supplements
and inserts.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 51, 54, 57, 60, 65, 70 and 80 g/m².
Advantages
• High bulk and stiffness enables excellent runnability and a better body
to the publication
• High opacity and low print through offers the potential to reduce
substance
• Good gloss contrast between text and image areas
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
51
54
57
60
65
70
80
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
76
76
78
78
78
78
78
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
90
91
92
92.5
94
95
96
Gloss, %
ISO 8254-1
43
46
48
50
51
52
52
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
L*
ISO 5631 D65
89
89
90
90
91
91
91
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–0.3
–0.3
–0.3
–0.3
–0.3
–0.3
–0.3
b*
ISO 5631 D65
–0.3
–0.3
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and inserts
printed in heatset web offset.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a
red stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Reel width
The minimum reel width which can be
produced is 400 mm.
Surface pH value
The surface pH value of the paper is >6.
Web length
Approximately:
51
54
57
60
65
70
80
Ø 100 cm
16 000
15 500
15 000
14 000
13 000
12 200
11 000
Ø 120 cm
24 000
22 500
21 500
20 500
18 000
17 700
16 000
Ø 125 cm
26 500
24 500
23 500
22 000
19 000
19 100
18 000
g/m²
Rev. 2013-05-20
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Emphasise
your message
Reader friendly coated paper.
The properties of GraphoMatt stand out when demanding text is combined
with the need for good image reproduction.
Ideal for magazines, supplements
and inserts printed in heatset web
offset. Especially with a high text
content.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 57, 60, 65 and 70 g/m².
Advantages
• Excellent readability
• Optimal ink hold out provides good gloss in image areas
• High brightness for good print contrast
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
57
60
65
70
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
80
80
80
80
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
93
94
95
96
Gloss, %
ISO 8254-1
30
30
30
30
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
L*
ISO 5631 D65
90
91
91
92
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–0.2
–0.2
–0.2
–0.2
b*
ISO 5631 D65
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
–1.0
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Areas of applications
Magazines, supplements and inserts
printed in heatset web offset.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a
red stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Reel width
The minimum reel width which can be
produced is 400 mm.
Surface pH value
The surface pH value of the paper is >6.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
57
60
Ø 100 cm
13 500
13 000
11 500
11 000
Ø 120 cm
19 500
18 500
16 500
15 500
Ø 125 cm
21 000
20 000
18 000
17 500
Rev. 2013-05-20
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65
70
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Do you notice
the difference?
You don’t need to compromise on paper quality to save money
anymore. Now you can create printed materials with a highquality feel and appearance without costs going through the roof.
Super bright bulky uncoated offset
paper. Mainly intended for highquality supplements, magazines,
books, business forms and
commercial printing. Specially
developed for web offset printing in
heatset and coldset.
GraphoInvent creates entirely new possibilities to produce magazines,
inserts and direct mail. It has high bulk and feels thick enabling you to
reduce grammage. This brings a number of benefits. The paper costs less,
but the perceived quality is the same. Lower weight also means that you
and your customers save money on distribution.
The high opacity of GraphoInvent means that you can’t see through
it, even at low grammages. It also enables that you can choose a lower
grammage without losing the feeling of quality.
GraphoInvent is light and bright, which makes for great printing.
Yet the paper is also very eco-friendly. All the SCA brands have an
extraordinary environmental profile. SCA has full control of the entire chain,
from the raw materials, through the entire production to the distribution
process. Sustainability has been an integrated part of the operations for a
long period of time.
Available in: 54, 57, 60, 65 and 70 g/m².
Advantages
• Excellent perceived whiteness for demanding high value printed
products
• Thick and stable sheet for high quality feel
• Clean surface for superior image reproduction
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO/CSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
54
57
60
65
70
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
83
83
83
83
83
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
93
93.5
94
95
96
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
CIE Whiteness, %
ISO D65
100
100
100
100
100
L*
ISO 5631 D65
89
89
89
89
89
a*
ISO 5631 D65
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
b*
ISO 5631 D65
–4.5
–4.5
–4.5
–4.5
–4.5
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Areas of applications
Super bright bulky uncoated paper.
Suitable for high-quality supplements,
magazines, inserts, flyers and commercial
printing. Specially developed for weboffset printing in heatset and coldset.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a red
stripe. We recommend co-packing
of reels up to 900 mm.
Surface pH value
The pH value of the paper is >6.
Reel width
The minimum reel width that can be
produced is 370 mm.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
54
57
60
65
70
Ø 100 cm
10 200
9 800
9 200
8 800
8 200
Ø 120 cm
14 700
14 200
13 200
12 700
11 800
Ø 125 cm
16 000
15 400
14 400
13 800
12 800
Rev. 2013-06-05
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The crystal clear
experience
A super bright uncoated offset paper for demanding four colour
printing.
The ground breaking super bright uncoated quality that satisfies the
highest print demands.
For high quality magazines,
supplements and advertising
materials.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 52, 55, 60, 65 and 70 g/m².
Advantages
• Excellent perceived whiteness
• Superior image reproduction
• Extremely clean and easy to read surface
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard, EU
Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO/CSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
52
55
60
65
70
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
75
75
75
75
75
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
92
93
94
95
96
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
L*
ISO 5631 D65
88.9
88.9
88.9
88.9
88.9
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–1.7
–1.7
–1.7
–1.7
–1.7
b*
ISO 5631 D65
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
www.pefc.org
Areas of applications
Bulky, super-bright uncoated offset
paper with highly perceived whiteness for
demanding four-colour printing. Mainly
intended for high-quality supplements,
magazines and commercial printing.
Specially developed for web-offset
printing in heatset and coldset.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 115 and
125 cm.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a red
stripe. We recommend co-packing of reels
up to 900 mm.
Surface pH value
The pH value of the paper is >6.
Reel width
The minimum reel width that can be
produced is 370 mm.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
52
55
Ø 100 cm
10 700
10 000
9 200
8 800
8 200
Ø 115 cm
14 100
13 300
12 200
11 700
10 900
Ø 125 cm
16 700
15 700
14 400
13 800
12 800
Rev. 2013-06-05
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65
70
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For extra bright ideas
High bright uncoated offset paper with a bulk that gives rigidity to
even low pagination print.
GraphoBright is made from 100% fresh forest fibre, giving a top end text
and image reproduction.
Clean, high bright uncoated offset
paper with high bulk. Primarily for
newspaper supplement, advertising
material and periodicals.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 49, 52 and 55 g/m².
Advantages
• Matt easy to read surface
• Clean sheet for superior image reproduction
• Good productivity and convertability
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO/CSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
49
52
55
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
72
72
72
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
91
92
93
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.6
1.6
1.6
L*
ISO 5631 D65
88.4
88.4
88.4
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–1.4
–1.4
–1.4
b*
ISO 5631 D65
3.0
3.0
3.0
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Areas of applications
Extra high-bright uncoated offset paper
with high bulk, which give stability
even with few pages. For supplements
advertising matter and periodicals in
coldset and heatset offset.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a red
stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 115 and
125 cm.
Surface pH value
The pH value of the paper is >6.
Reel width
The minimum reel width that can be
produced is 370 mm.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
49
52
55
Ø 100 cm
11 200
10 700
10 000
Ø 115 cm
14 900
14 100
13 200
Ø 125 cm
17 600
16 800
15 700
Rev. 2013-06-05
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Pure performance
GraphoMax is clean, bright and has a bulk that gives a good
quality feeling.
Clean, bright sheet to enhance print
result with a very good runnability in
press and mailing room.
Uncoated fresh fibre paper suitable for printing in both heatset and coldset
web offset. GraphoMax is a very clean sheet with a brightness level to
make the end product stand out from the crowd. A product with high
quality feel from a bulky sheet, primarily intended for the commercial print
market.
An excellent formation and surface makes the print even and consistent.
The bulk and stiffness enables the sheet to run smoothly through the
printing press process.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 45 and 49 g/m².
Advantages
• Clean and bulky
• Excellent runnability in press and logistic process
• Very good formation for even print result and consistency
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standard,
EU Ecolabel
publicationpapers.sca.com
HSWO/CSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
45
49
Brightness, %
ISO 2470
62
62
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
94
95
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.6
1,6
L*
ISO 5631 D65
85
85
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–1.2
–1.2
b*
ISO 5631 D65
3.9
3.9
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Areas of applications
When a fresh and clean look is preferred.
Good contrast and brilliance make this
sheet suitable for more demanding fourcolour images. High bulk for quality feel
and stability in the folder and the mailroom. Unique environmental profile. For
printing in heatset and coldset web offset.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a
red stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 120 and
125 cm.
Surface pH value
The pH value of the paper is >6.
Reel width
The minimum reel width that can be
produced is 370 mm.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
45
49
Ø 100 cm
11 900
11 100
Ø 120 cm
17 100
15 900
Ø 125 cm
18 600
17 300
Rev. 2013-06-05
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Preserve newsprint!
Fewer and fewer people read a daily newspaper. That is a
fact. The daily papers suffer from competition with digital
media. However there are also studies showing the benefit of
newspapers.
By reading the newspapers children develop skills that enhance the
overall learning ability, according to a study conducted at the University of
Jyvaskyla (Finland) in collaboration with the Finnish trade association for
newspapers.
Andrew Keen (author of The Cult of the Amateur: How Today’s Internet is
Killing our Culture) points out, that printed media offers a richer experience
with background information, analysis and commentary. Therefore, print
media is a great addition to things like television and the Internet.
Apart from this could you imagine a world without this amazing material?
What would we use to get the fire going in winter? To swat that buzzing
fly in summer? Or when we pack glass and china before moving house?
Solving a crossword on a laptop or tablet does not give you that same
relaxing feeling!
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Essential for
everyday news
Clean, bulky newsprint for excellent print and readability.
GraphoNews is made from 100% fresh forest fibre, giving a top end text
and image reproduction.
Primarily for newspapers and
supplements printed in coldset web
offset.
All the SCA brands have an extraordinary environmental profile. SCA
has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. Sustainability has been an
integrated part of the operations for a long period of time.
Available in: 45 and 48.8 g/m².
Advantages
• Excellent runnability
• Superior formation and smooth surface provide very good print quality
and image reproduction
• Good profiles guarantee consistent runnability
• Outstanding environmental position with unique low carbon footprint,
TCF, FSC and PEFC certification, ISO 9001 and 14001 standards
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CSWO
Technical target values*
CEPI
1-7
Grammage g/m²
ISO 536
45
48.8
Brightness, %
ISO 2470 D65
60
60
Opacity, %
ISO 2471
95
96
Bulk, cm³/g
ISO 534
1.6
1.6
L*
ISO 5631 D65
83.6
83.6
a*
ISO 5631 D65
–1.3
–1.3
b*
ISO 5631 D65
4.5
4.5
*The values given are target values and variations occur.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
Wrapping
Reels are wrapped in polyethene
laminated liner with inner endshields of
corrugated board and polyethene coated
outer endshields.
Producer
SCA Ortviken, Sweden.
Areas of applications
Clean, stiff newsprint of premium quality
with excellent runnability. Primarily for
newspapers and supplements printed in
coldset offset.
Reel diameters
Standard diameters are 100, 106, 115 and
125 cm.
Reel width
The minimum reel width that can be
produced is 370 mm.
Packing
Reels less than 600 mm in width are
always co-packed and marked with a
red stripe. We recommend co-packing of
reels up to 900 mm.
Surface pH value
The pH value of the paper is >6.
Web length
Approximately:
g/m²
45
48.8
Ø 100 cm
11 300
10 200
Ø 106 cm
12 700
11 400
Ø 115 cm
15 000
13 500
Ø 125 cm
17 800
16 100
Rev. 2013-06-05
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We succeed together
Vision
We succeed together.
Mission
Our success is based on our ability
to create value for our customers.
Publication Papers is an
innovative part of SCA
Business concept
We supply publication papers
to customers who demand high
quality products with a strong
environmental profile and supported
by comprehensive services.
SCA offers a broad range of high quality publication papers. Our products
have a unique environmental profile and SCA has a long tradition of
environmental awareness. The environmental profile is from the beginning
of 2013 being strengthened even further as all of SCA’s paper grades,
except for newsprint, can be labelled with the EU’s Ecolabel in the copy
paper and graphic paper categories. From 2012 we also have included
PEFC in our forest certification schemes for all our products.
Core values
Respect, responsibility, positive
attitude, funerocity and honesty.
Investments
Communication concept
Because we are passionate about
everyday life. Because we want to
be closer to you, and constantly
improve. Because we believe in
being forever sustainable. And
because we care.
SCA has invested MGBP 30 (MEuro 38) at the Ortviken paper mill in
Sweden, to increase the capacity for producing high quality publication
paper grades. We are doing this in order for us to support our customers
even better in the future and to strengthen the position of our products.
SCA’s commitment to top quality grades is long term and our publication
paper operations are a key component of our Forest Products business.
The investment has implied that SCA Ortviken now has among the lowest
carbon footprint in the paper business.
Innovations
Our newest product is a super bright bulky grade named GraphoInvent.
It offers several advantages. The cost of the paper is lower but the perceived
quality is as good or even better than more expensive qualities if you ask the
readers, which we did and you can read more about it in the innovation
section. Less weight also means that you and your customers save money
on distribution.
The soft finish of GraphoSilk meets the demand for easily readable text
with extremely good reproduction in printed images.
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We succeed together
Our company SCA
SCA (Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget) was founded 1929.
SCA is a leading global hygiene and forest products company that
develops and produces personal care products, tissue and forest
products. Sales are conducted in some 100 countries.
SCA has many well-known brands, including the global brands TENA and
Tork. Sales in 2013 amounted to SEK 93 billion (EUR 10.7 billion). SCA has
approximately 44,000 employees.
SCA Forest Products at a glance
SCA is Europe’s largest private forest owner, encompassing some
2.6 million hectares of forest land, and one of the region’s most profitable
producers of forest products with a strong environmental profile.
Operations are based on in-depth customer insight, high innovative ability
and a sustainability perspective at all levels. SCA offers publication papers,
sustainable packaging papers, kraftliner (packaging papers), pulp, solidwood products and renewable energy.
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We succeed together
We are Europe’s largest
private forest owner
• SCA is one of Europe’s largest forest owners, with 2.6 million hectares of
forest land in northern Sweden, of which two millions are used for wood
production
• An area large enough to cover half the Netherlands
• SCA’s Swedish forests were certified under the FSC scheme in 1999
and to the PEFC scheme in 2012
• Spruce fibre from our forestland provides the world’s best raw material
for publication papers
• From one tree from SCA’s forest, a full 95% is used, either for products
or energy. Since SCA owns sawmills, pulp and paper mills, and
manufactures forest-based biofuel, all interact in one efficient system.
All grades of wood are used and every part of a tree can be utilized
• The felling each year is about 4.2 million cubic meters. The yearly
growth is 5.5 million cubic meters
• We replace every tree we harvest with three new ones, either through
natural regeneration or planting
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• When the forest reaches 80 to 100 years of age, it is economically
mature and final felling is conducted. Ecological landscape plans
stipulate which forest areas are to be spared for the future to preserve
high nature conservations
• In the ecocycle, every phase of all forestry activities is handled with the
greatest sensitivity for the environment
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Our fibre usage
To ensure that SCA does not create unnecessary pollution through
increased transportation, each mill works with the nearest timber and fibre
resources.
SCA takes part in a sharing scheme with other forest owners, where we
use another owner’s forest if it is nearer to the mill than the company’s
own forest. Using as much of the timber as possible is also a key part of
our fibre strategy. We produce solid-wood products of the biggest logs.
Smaller logs and chips are used in the pulp production. Branches, tree
tops and sawdust are used in the wood pellets production, which is a
forest based bio-fuels used for heating households.
20.4 seedlings are
planted for each tonne
of paper
• 100 million seedlings are raised each year to produce new forest on
SCA’s lands and land belonging to private landowners in the region
• Most of the seed is hand-picked from our 100 hectares of seed
orchards. These are developed from meticulously selected trees,
so-called plus-trees, of documented high quality
• The seedlings are provided with the best possible growth prerequisites.
The greenhouses are controlled from a computer center that carefully
regulates irrigation, temperature, fertilization and illumination
• SCA has a unique system that enables us to track the same seedling
through its adolescent years. This provides much useful data both for
seedling cultivation and silviculture
• The seedlings finish growing in their outdoor environment at the nursery.
Artificial snow-cover affords protection for roots when winters are snowdeficient
• The seedlings are planted between May and September each year
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SCA environment
Unique environmental
profile
SCA has full control of the entire chain, from the raw materials, through the
entire production to the distribution process. SCA is able to demonstrate a
unique environmental profile.
Carbon Footprint
Our customers can rely on the following advantages:
• SCA Forest Products has large forest holdings, well managed, with
an annual growth that vastly exceeds the harvest, even long term.
Preliminary calculations of the carbon dioxide uptake, based upon
annual growth minus harvest, vastly exceed the emissions of pulp and
paper production and transport of raw material and finished products.
• The pulp and paper mill processes are energy-effective with very low
CO2 emissions. Continuous improvements with actions taken following
our Energy Management System are annually achieved.
• Our Resource Management System optimizes the transport work
carried out for the mill supply chain, which is supported by our fibre
strategy. SCA Logistics vessel lengthening resulted in lower specific
CO2 emissions per tonne of transported paper.
Fibre strategy
We optimize raw material by making use of local fibre, thereby achieving
effective resource management and reducing transport costs and
emissions.
Forest certification
SCA’s forestry operations are certified in accordance with the Forest
Stewardship Council (FSC) and PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement
of Forest Certification schemes). This confirms that we fulfil the criteria for
conducting responsible forest management.
Totally Chlorine Free, TCF
None of our products or raw materials are bleached using chlorine
compounds. This principle refers to all products and raw materials.
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SCA environment
Chemicals
By employing high competence and through well-established routines,
we maintain control of the selection and handling of chemicals, in order to
ensure product safety, health and safety of employees, protection of the
public and low environmental impact. This ambition is subject to finding
cost efficient solutions that does not compromise product quality.
Climate change
We continuously reduce emissions of fossile CO2 and other greenhouse
gases. We strive to replace energy production based on fossile fuels
with energy production based on biomass and to use fuels with a lower
environmental impact.
Waste management
We strive to further reduce the amount of material for which no other use is
found than landfill disposal.
Transport
We measure and strive to further reduce the emissions from our vessels
and other vehicles that operate on behalf of SCA. We will seek the most
cost efficient ways to reduce transport emissions, through improved
planning, through increased shares of return loads, through choice of
means of transportation and through choice of transport supplier.
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SCA environment
Environmental facts
in figures
Sustainability has been an integrated part of our operations for a long
period of time. We started already 2001 to set up goals to reduce the SCA
group’s carbon emissions, since long we produce green electricity and
we certified our forest according to FSC as early as 1999. We believe that
a conscious attitude towards sustainability issues reduces our risks and
builds long-term competitiveness. Our environmental reports:
SCA Group sustainability report
Can be ordered from www.sca.com
We lifecycle
“We lifecycle” is the name of a new corporate concept
which explains SCA’s strong case when it comes to
environmental and social responsibility issues. Can
be ordered from www.sca.com
FSC brochure
Can be ordered from www.publicationpapers.sca.com
Read with a clear conscience
Can be ordered from www.publicationpapers.sca.com
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SCA environment
Our nature targets
SCA’s sustanability targets are specific, measureable and timelimited and represent milestones on the road to achieving our
ambitions. The targets presented are those we consider most
relevant for SCA’s business operations and stakeholders and
highlight the most significant factors for the company’s future
growth.
Climate & energy
CO2
• We will reduce CO2 emissions from fossil fuels and from purchased
electricity and heating by 20% by the year 2020, with 2005 as reference
year
• We will triple our production of biofuels from the forests (logging
residues, stumps, rot timber) by 2020, with 2010 as reference year
• The production of wind power on SCA forest land will increase by
5 TWh by 2020, with 2010 as reference year
Water
• We aim to achieve water sustainability and we will reduce our water
consumption in water-stressed regions by 10% by 2015, with 2010
as reference year
• All SCAs pulp and paper mills will employ mechanical and biological
water treatment plants by 2015
Fibre sourcing & biodiversity
• We will achieve and maintain our target of zero fresh fibre-based
material, including pulp and containerboard, from controversial sources
• We will preserve the biodiversity of our forests. A minimum of 5% of our
productive forest land will be set aside from forestry in our ecological
landscape plans and a further 5% will be set aside as part of our
consideration for nature in our managed forests.
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SCA environment
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SCA’s Swedish forests were certified under the FSC scheme
in 1999. The Forest Stewardship Council’s mission is to achieve
environmentally-sound, socially-beneficial and economicallyviable forestry world-wide. FSC provides a credible forest
certification system to attain this goal.
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SCA is one of the first paper manufacturer in the world to offer large
volumes of FSC-certified printing paper. All our pulp and paper mills have
a certificate of source control, which confirms that its raw materials come
from controlled sources.
FSC-certified paper has met favourable market reception. Several of our
customers have now completed the certification of source control that is
required to document the entire chain from management, via paper mills
and printing plants, to the finished magazine or catalogue.
SCA’s pulp and publication papers are certified as FSC Mix, where the
input of FSC-certified raw material equals the output of FSC-certified
products, while the uncertified raw material are strictly controlled in order
to avoid timber from controversial sources. Recovered fibre may also form
part of the basis for the label.
Want to use the FSC logo?
To use the FSC trademark on your products your company needs to be
certified according to the principles of the Forest Stewardship Council.
In case of the publisher being the buyer of the paper the publisher also
needs to be Chain of Custody certified.
Also your supplier and his supplier etc. need to have documentation
showing that their products contain wood from well managed forests.
Verification is established through a Chain of Custody.
Contact your national FSC auditor to discuss the Chain of Custody process
and to apply for your FSC certification.
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SCA environment
Our papers are also
certified according
to PEFC™
During 2011, SCA’s forestry was also certified in accordance with
PEFC, Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
Schemes. Several of SCA’s industries were also Chain of Custody
certified in line with PEFC. This means that SCA now can offer a
full range of PEFC certified publication papers.
PEFC/05-33-132
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
PEFC, Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification, is an
international non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to
promoting sustainable forest management through independent thirdparty certification. PEFC promote good practices in the forest and aims
to ensure that timber and non-timber forest products are produced with
respect for the highest ecological, social and ethical standards.
PEFC is based on small-scale family forestry conditions and have national
certification standards in line with the international PEFC guidelines. PEFC
supports small land owners to gain recognition in the market place thereby
making a lasting contribution to livelihoods and rural development. To date,
several hundred-thousand family- and community-owned forests have
acquired PEFC certification. The demand for PEFC-certified products has
risen steadily in recent years.
The traceability standard is international and therefore common to all
national PEFC certification systems. Two different methods are used to
follow wood raw materials through the supply chain from forest to end user.
Chain-of-Custody certificate is required from all companies involved in the
chain. In one method the company separates certified raw material and
products from non-certified material by the use of different storage places.
In the other method the company calculates the share of certified wood
or products in a purchased lot. SCA applies the latter method. For the
labelling the product must contain at least 70% certified wood.
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SCA environment
Want to use the PEFC logo?
Different options are available to label products, depending on the tracking
method used and the share of certified raw material. A minimum content of
70% of PEFC certified material from PEFC certified forest and/or recycled
sources, as well as wood from controlled sources as prescribed by the
PEFC due diligence-system. The PEFC Recycled Label indicates that
the product contains at least 70% PEFC-certified material from recycled
sources or wood from recycled sources. The Möbius loop is an optional
element for this label only. The different options may be accompanied by
option specific claims.
The logo can be used optionally, on or off product, under licence from
PEFC. Certified forests are the start of the chain of custody and each
subsequent link must have a chain of custody certificate to allow forestbased products to be traced from the forest to the finished product.
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SCA environment
Papermaking contributes
to forest growth
In recent years paper has been the subject of negative and
often misleading environmental criticism. Many people believe
that using less paper would save forests and leave us with a
better environment. However, paper production helps forests to
grow. Paper is also one of the few renewable and recyclable raw
materials that actually exist. One benefit of wood fibres is that
they regenerate naturally and can be reused several times.
The volume of timber in Swedish forests has increased by 75 percent
over the past 90 years
Having a well-managed forest with net growth leads to a net uptake of
biogenic carbon dioxide in the forest. Forests that are growing bind more
carbon dioxide than old forests that are not actively being used. This effect
has not been included in the study’s base scenario. If this was included,
the environmental impact of the printed magazine would be even lower
than 1 kg CO2 equivalents.
One tree gives many products
One common misunderstanding is that large trees are ground down
to form paper pulp. In actual fact SCA has effective forestry operations,
where all parts of the forest are used for different activities and final
products. When carrying out thinning and clearance work, which has to be
carried out for trees to grow big, the thinnings are used for pulp. Treetops,
branches and twigs from the clearance work of adult forests are used for
biofuel. The trunk is used for sawn wood products, i.e. logs. The sawdust
and wood chips that are left over at the sawmill are used to make pellets
(small wooden cubes pressed together that are used for heating) and pulp.
Three new trees are planted for each tree that is felled. SCA’s own
nurseries produce around 100 million plants every year.
The forest grows more if it is being used than it is left untouched and our
forest ownership has grown by 50 million m³ since the 1950s. A young,
growing forest also uses more carbon dioxide than an older forest, which
is essential in limiting global warming.
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Innovation
Unique study into
the way consumers
perceive paper quality
In November 2012 SCA carried out a market study in which 200
people selected at random were asked about the quality of two
printed advertisements. This study compared GraphoInvent, a
new, uncoated wood-containing paper from SCA produced for
advertising material, catalogues and magazines, with a woodfree uncoated paper from the high-quality segment. Half of the
respondents thought that GraphoInvent was the better paper
and only one third preferred the wood-free uncoated paper.
Product development in publication paper and better printing technology
are opening the doors to paper with new properties. In the past woodcontaining paper was used exclusively for specific segments/final products.
The quality of a paper depends on how well a paper manufacturer can
combine the different properties of the paper, e.g. strength, brightness,
opacity and bulk. These properties are measured using laboratory
instruments, but how they are perceived by customers is subjective and
depends on experience, light conditions and personal taste.
The results of the study show that if a product is developed successfully,
there is no reason why wood-containing paper cannot compete with woodfree alternatives. This market study can be used to guide purchasers of
printed communication that want to achieve the best impact for the money
they invest.
The study used a questionnaire that contained both open and closed
questions, followed by structured interviews. The respondents compared
both printed and unprinted areas and were able to make their own
comments during the interviews. The study was carried out at central
locations where a lot of people passed by. Although the light conditions
varied, GraphoInvent was ranked as an exclusive high-quality paper due to
its even printing surface and the solid feel of the paper. The properties that
contribute most to these results are high bulk, opacity and light-scattering,
as well as the paper’s formation and brightness.
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Innovation
The unique element in this study was that an expert panel assessed the
same material as the consumers.
SCA R&D Centre contains a special perception laboratory and uses
advanced methodology for visual assessments. A panel consisting of 38
experts with extensive experience of assessing paper and print quality
showed an even greater preference for GraphoInvent (90%). Perceptual
assessments help to identify and quantify quality-related properties that
are difficult to measure using instruments.
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R&D Centre
A trained eye
is a valuable
measurement tool
Our eyes provide us with valuable aspects in how we perceive
quality, and our panel of about thirty trained experts for visual
assessments thereby fulfils a valuable function.
Printing quality is difficult to measure and who really is better able to
evaluate quality than man himself?
With the aid of a special perception laboratory, the SCA R&D Centre
has developed a world-class methodology for visual assessments.
The highly capable panel assigned to work with perceptual evaluation
has considerable experience in judging paper and print quality. These
evaluations provide solid information on paper quality, which then form
the basis for product optimization and product development.
We cooperate closely with mill groups for marketing, development and
production, in which we also interact to promote effective contacts with
printers and publishers.
Key quality parameters
Our unique sorting methodology for analyzing print quality variations in a
print trial enables an overview regarding both the overall print quality and
specific quality properties affecting the total quality.
Perceptual assessments have also been utilized for developing certain
instrumental measurements, which facilitates the interpretation of the
results.
The already established methodology can in the future be utilized for many
applications in which quality considerations are paramount.
Problem-solving support
Perceptual assessments can aid in identifying and quantifying qualityrelated defects, which are difficult to measure instrumentally. Moreover,
accurate surveys can be obtained for analyzing quality-variations occurring
on a series of samples.
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Innovation
Extensive R&D resources
provide for the future
SCA R&D Centre conducts mill and market driven R&D as a part of SCA’s
business division Forest Products. Our team of skilled, experienced
and motivated engineers has the broadest competence in research and
development, and we cover the complete value-added chain from the raw
material in the forest to the final products in the hands of the customer.
Strong links – simple contacts
An important part of our work is to cooperate with print shops and
publishers and to partake in trials at our customers’.
We have an established partnership with Mid Sweden University, and we
also work closely with external research institutes and other educational
institutes and universities.
We work continuously to develop new products and improve existing
products and production processes.
Advantages and key benefits
Apart from highly qualified engineers, we have an extensive set of
instruments and machinery for physical and chemical pulp and paper
testing. Likewise, our appliances for chemical and optical analyses are
wide-ranging. In addition, we have a broad range of well-developed
methods and techniques for many different purposes. These unique
resources are all gathered in modern and well-equipped premises in
Sundsvall, which contributes to a great competitive advantage for SCA.
R&D and the future
The graphic paper world is constantly developing. For instance, new
printing techniques are introduced and the demands on runnability and
print quality are increasing. In order to be able to initiate new R&D projects
we are always looking ahead to see which matters will be of importance
in the future. Thanks to the skills of our team, it is easy for us to be flexible
and adjust our competencies to the changing customer demands.
Trouble-shooting support
Even if our work is mainly carried out in R&D projects together with the mills,
we also assist with trouble-shooting when needed.
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Innovation
Product development
– the key to the future
At SCA, the main objective of our product development work in the field
of publication paper is to provide a competitive product portfolio based
on high paper quality and leading environmental performance. The work
is lead from the production site – the Ortviken paper mill situated in mid
Sweden – but heavily supported by the SCA R&D Centre which is the
central unit for research and development (R&D) within the SCA business
division Forest Products.
Close to the customer
Product development plays a key role in our business strategy. Accordingly,
an in-depth understanding of the customer needs directs the focus of the
work. An integrated part of our work is therefore to perform projects and
troubleshooting work in close co-operation with customers.
Small but large
SCA is not one of the biggest suppliers in the publication paper market
though our production site is one of the largest in the world. This enables
cost efficient production but also short notice flexibility with respect to
specific customer demands.
Controlling the value chain
SCA controls the whole value chain from the forest harvesting to the
moment when the paper reel enters the gate at the customer site. This
makes us able to provide a unique combination of high paper quality,
reliable deliveries and low environmental impact.
Scientific backbone
In parallel with the customer-oriented product development work we
support more long-term R&D efforts within the framework of several
national and international research programs, related to the forest industry.
This work is handled by the SCA R&D Centre and creates not only a
scientific base for product development but also important contacts
between the company and various institutes and universities.
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Customer suppor t
Distribution system:
Ortviken
Effective logistics
SCA Logistics is specialized in forest products transportation with a
complete sea, road and rail transport distribution network in Europe. In
close cooperation with SCA Logistics, logistic departments at the mills
deliver products all over Europe and other parts of the world. Reliability,
simplicity, high transport quality in combination with high environmental
profile characterizes our distribution system. Ideally, transport should
operate as a continuous flow in harmony with customer requirements and
production processes.
Everyone gains from reliable logistics
¢ Trucks 25%
¢ Train 11%
¢ Vessels 64%
Advanced IT systems:
Our services includes: application
management, IT infrastructure,
development and communication,
customer integration, data
warehouses, logistical investigations,
logistics modeling, environmental
report, process mapping.
High quality in handling:
At our mills and in SCA Logistics we
use state-of-the-art when handling
equipment.
SCA has invested considerable resources in the development of efficient
transport solutions. Specially designed roll-on-roll-off vessels sail
continuously according to fixed weekly schedules between the mills in
northern Sweden and terminals in Europe. On the return leg they bring
back return cargo in the northbound direction. Block trains are operated
on fixed schedules – from mills to final customers. Truck transport is
carefully controlled to ensure that operating costs and exhaust emissions
are kept to a minimum.
Precision control requires information support. Today, integrated
IT systems that link production, storage, sales and delivery are an
increasingly important part of logistics efficiency and contributes to
increased service and product quality for the final customer. SCA has been
at the forefront of development of tracing and tracking systems for paper
products for many years.
Short lead times:
Our network of strategically located
distribution centers in Europe, can
arrange deliveries within 24–48
hours all over Europe.
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Heinzel Paper
About Heinzel Group
The Heinzel Group, which is united under the Heinzel Holding umbrella,
ranks with its subsidiaries Zellstoff Pöls AG, Laakirchen Papier AG and AS
Estonian Cell among the largest producers of market pulp and publication
papers in Central and Eastern Europe.
The Group’s trading division includes Wilfried Heinzel AG, a globally active
pulp and paper trading company, and Europapier AG, the leading paper
merchant in the CEE region.
The Group’s successful growth is based on the fulfilment of the highest
customer demands with regard to quality and efficiency.
Business Strategy
Our main strategy is based on the vision that we are the independent value
provider in marketing, sales, logistics and financial services in the pulp,
packaging and paper business.
Therefore we create tailor-made solutions for suppliers and customers
in the international markets, based on strong company values:
entrepreneurship, respect and excellence.
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Heinzel Paper
The Heinzel track
Our core values
RESPONSIBILITY – EXCELLENCE – RESPECT
• Behave as an entrepreneur by sharing knowledge and information with
your colleagues and by showing responsibility for your own and your
team’s actions towards internal and external customers and partners;
• Do an excellent job by developing and learning from one another;
• as well as respect the experience, opinion, ideas and suggestions of
your vis-à-vis in order to provide the best solutions to Heinzel Group.
Employees – a key factor in success
The Heinzel Group owes its international success to the commitment of
every member of its workforce, irrespective of whether they are employed
in plant-intensive production or personnel-intensive retail. In both areas,
the focus is on employee performance and people with a diversity
of qualifications and experience are in demand. The ability to think in
entrepreneurial terms and to act flexibly is of major importance in this
connection.
From its headquarters in Vienna, situated in the heart of Europe, the
Heinzel Group is operative worldwide. It is represented in more than 30
countries and in 2013 its average workforce numbered 1904.
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Heinzel Paper
Laakirchen Papier AG
A group which makes many things possible!
Laakirchen Papier AG is part of the international Heinzel Group that ranks
with its subsidiaries Zellstoff Pöls AG and AS Estonian Cell among the
largest producers of market pulp and publication papers in Central and
Eastern Europe.
The Group’s trading division includes Wilfried Heinzel AG, a globally active
pulp and paper trading company, and Europapier AG, the leading paper
merchant in the CEE region.
Tradition-rich company
Within the group, the Laakirchen site specialises in the production and
advancement of supercalendered, uncoated natural papers (SC Paper) for
the European market.
Laakirchen Papier AG produces SC paper, a high-gloss publication
paper for magazines, catalogues and printed advertising material. For
decades the Laakirchen mill has been the quality leader among SC paper
producers.
Our paper production amounts to an annual 550 000 tons, manufactured
on two paper machines PM 10 and PM 11. The most modern
manufacturing plant and highly motivated employees ensure a pioneering
role in this sector.
Depending on the field of application and printing method, the products
have to meet differing requirements. Ongoing product optimization and
new developments ensure tomorrow‘s success. In addition to know-how
and experience, if nothing else, it is the state-of-the-art machinery and the
compatible infrastructure at the location which create the conditions for our
quality paper.
Environmental responsibility
Environmental pollution is minimised at all levels of production by
consistent ecological measures, pioneering technology and the personal
commitment of every employee.
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Facts & Figures
Location
Laakirchen, Austria
Products
Supercalendered, uncoated natural
papers (SC Paper)
GraphoGravure
GraphoGrande
GraphoNova
GraphoSet
GraphoPrestige
GraphoVerde
Capacity
550 000 tons paper
Main markets
93% Europe, 7% Overseas
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Certificates
ISO 14001, ISO 9001, ISO 50001,
OHSAS 18001, PEFC Chain of
Custody, FSC Chain of Custody,
Carbon Footprint, Paper Profile,
EU Ecolabel
Main customers
Publishers, printers, catalog
customers, retailers
Turnover 2013
EUR 308 million
Employees 2013
541
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Company mission
and policy
We are a Heinzel Group subsidiary and primarily manufacture paper for
customers in the European market.
We see product quality as being
three-dimensional and consisting of:
•printability
•runnability
• environmental friendliness
We develop long-term relationships with both our customers and suppliers
based on partnership, in order to understand and respond to development
trends and market needs. The development of our strengths represents
the foundation of our sense of self-awareness. The guiding principle behind
all our activities is the obligation to our customers to fulfil their requirements
with innovation, top quality and a high degree of service.
Competent, loyal and motivated employees offer the most important
potential for company development. The progress of our organization
is based on trust and personal responsibility, with jointly determined
objectives as a direction control.
Work safety and health, as well as the greatest possible respect for
the environment, constitute the ethical values of our corporate culture.
Adherence to the law with regard to our decisions and activities can be
seen as the minimum requirement in connection with our responsibilities to
the state and other interested parties.
As a company, our main business objective is sufficient and sustainable
wealth creation. The financial means thus obtained and calculable risks
determine the tempo of our growth.
Policy
The Laakirchen Papier AG executive management prescribes company
policy. All objectives (financial, customer-related, internal, environment- and
work safety-related, as well as development-related targets) are allocated
equal consideration. We regard the most important basic prerequisite
as being the upholding of all legal statutes and official notifications
of relevance and undertake an obligation to measured, continual
improvement.
Laakirchen Papier AG should remain the quality leader in the area of SC
rotogravure and offset papers. We wish to satisfy external and internal
customer needs through the provision of excellent products and services.
A high degree of support underpins these aims.
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Movement for quality of
life and environment
Pure water, clean air – an intact environment is part of the quality of life.
Economizing in an environmentally friendly way conserves the resources
we draw on. Economic success and environmental sustainability is not a
contradiction to us, but a cornerstone of our identity.
State-of-the-art technologies
The environmentally-friendly, compatible infrastructure at the location
allows management of the materials cycle in an ecologically sensible
manner which is exemplary for the whole European paper industry.
Apart from the plant for “actual“ paper production like refining, stock
preparation plant, PM 10 and PM 11, the site also has a deinking plant for
the treatment of waste paper, a multi-stage mechanical-biological sewage
plant with ozone system and a gas turbine operating on the cogeneration
principle and ensuring around two thirds of the proper energy supply and
the complete heat supply of the factory.
Furthermore a modern disposal site and a fluidized bed boiler for the
thermal use of residual biogenic wastes are located in close proximity to
the factory.
Ecological vision
Efficient measures, ecological vision and the aim for steady improvement
are characteristic of the environmental management of Laakirchen Papier
AG. Laakirchen Papier AG offers their customers paper with PEFC and
FSC certification. This ensures that wood exclusively from sustainably
managed forests is used in paper production.
Investment in the future
After the extension of the waste paper treatment plant, the use of primary
fibre (wood) can be reduced and the share of recycled fibre (waste paper)
can be increased. This reduces the energy requirement as well as the
carbon dioxide emissions significantly and allows an optimal use of natural
resources. A tailored technology was developed for this recycling process.
It allows the increased use of waste paper in high-quality magazine papers
as well - without any compromises with respect to paper quality.
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Systematic responsibility
Quality and environmental protection, as well as occupational safety and
health protection are controlled and optimized on a regular basis by the
management system of Laakirchen Papier AG.
• ISO 9001 – quality management system
• ISO 14001 – environmental management system
• ISO 18001 – security management system
• ISO 50001 – energy management system
• FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)
• PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes)
• Paper Profile
• Carbon Footprint
• EU Ecolabel
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Wood procurement:
Code of Conduct
Use of renewable raw materials is increasingly becoming the focus of
public interest because of the destruction of forest areas, the effects on the
climate and the illegal logging.
Very early Laakirchen Papier AG began to be actively aware of its
responsibility towards the environment and gained certification according
to the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) and PEFC (Program for the
Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes) regarding a responsible use
of wood as a renewable raw material.
The aim of both programmes is environmentally friendly, socially responsible
and economically viable forest management. Since the provenance of
timber and pulp is not yet certified throughout Europe and illegal tree felling
has become a worldwide issue, in 2006 the umbrella organisation CEPI,
(the Confederation of European Paper Industries), stated in a voluntary
agreement that it would not use illegally felled timber.
The following categories of wood are avoided in purchasing and
processing:
• Illegally harvested wood
PEFC/06-33-34
Promoting Sustainable
Forest Management
www.pefc.org
• Wood from regions which violate traditional and basic civil rights
• Wood from forests whose preservation is threatened by forest cultivation
• Wood derived from the conversion of natural forests into plantations or
non-forest uses
• Wood from forests containing genetically modified types of trees
The national associations of the paper and pulp industry have adopted
these principles in order to implement them in individual paper and pulp
factories. Laakirchen Papier AG obtains its wood almost exclusively from
Austria, Bavaria and the Czech Republic.
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Energy management in
Laakirchen
Energy management incorporates all the measures that are planned and
implemented in order to secure the performance and quality required
with a minimum use of energy. In this connection, energy management
influences both organizational and technical procedures, as well as
behaviour patterns. It is targeted on a reduction in overall consumption
subject to economic considerations and the continual improvement of
energy efficiency within the mill.
An energy management system (EnMS) serves the systematic registration
and control of the energy flows in the mill and acts as a basis for investment
decisions relating to enhanced energy efficiency. The systematic approach
contained in a functional EnMS enables the company to adhere to its energy
policy targets and continually improve its energetic performance.
As a result of the continuing increase in pressure generated by the steady
rise in energy costs, during recent years our company has implemented
a large number of projects aimed at greater energy efficiency. Equally,
schemes such as E-SAVE have been launched in order to lower energy
costs. EnMS represents a further development of existing programmes
in order that the energy objectives contained in company policy can be
achieved.
In May 2013, Laakirchen Papier AG received ISO 50001 accreditation.
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Environment
The EU Ecolabel
The EU Ecolabel logo is a guarantee to consumers that
the product they are considering for purchase has a lower
environmental impact in comparison to similar products on the
market. The EU Ecolabel is a voluntary scheme, which means
that producers, importers and retailers can choose to apply for
the label for their products.
The European Ecolabel for copying
and graphic paper guarantees:
• Low air and water pollution during
production
• Hazardous substances restricted
• Use of certified fibres from
sustainably managed forest
By buying EU Ecolabel, consumers are making a commitment to the future
of the environment. This is because products have to follow tough criteria
before they receive the EU Ecolabel.
Launched in 1992, the EU Ecolabel scheme promotes the production
and consumption of products that have a reduced environmental impact
in comparison to existing products on the market. Because the scheme
works on a European level, it goes beyond the pre-existing national
ecolabels that are often only known within national borders.
EU Ecolabel guarantees a high level of transparency, reliability and
scientific credibility, which meets customers’ green demands. And, unlike
other environmental information or labelling, no technical understanding
is required to read and understand the label. By choosing Ecolabelled
products, it is easy for consumers to make an environmentally friendly
choice.The criteria are developed by key experts, in consultation with
main stakeholders, for each product group in order to decrease the main
environmental impacts over the entire life cycle of the product. Because the
life cycle of every product and service is different, the criteria are tailored to
address the unique characteristics of each product type. Every four years
on average, the criteria are revised to reflect technical innovation such
as evolution of materials or production processes, as well as factors like
emission reduction and changes in the market.
The difference between the EU Ecolabel and environmental management
schemes such as ISO 14001 is that environmental management schemes
are focused on the general environmental performance of the company,
while ecolabelling schemes like the EU Ecolabel focus on the specific
products or services of the firm.
You can search the products and services available in your country on the
net: http://ec.europa.eu/ecat/
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Environment
Carbon footprint
The key cause of the climate change is emissions of carbon
dioxide from fossil fuels. Another key cause is the deforestation
that is occurring in certain parts of the world. Very simply, we
need to reduce our emissions of carbon dioxide and we need
to bind more of the carbon dioxide already circulating in the
atmosphere.
Forestry and forest products play a key role in this, since our products
consist largely of carbon that the growing trees have absorbed from the
atmosphere.
Measuring carbon footprints
A carbon footprint is the total effect a product or a service have on the
emissions of climate gases, of which carbon dioxide is the most important
one. Other climate gases, such as methane, are recalculated into carbon
dioxide equivilants.
To calculate a carbon footprint, you need to make a life cycle analysis of
the product with only one parameter measured – carbon dioxide. To cover
the full footprint a number of aspects need to be considered. CEPI, the
European Forest Industry Federation, has developed a structure covering
all these aspects. These are the ten toes of a carbon footprint:
1. Carbon sequestration in forests
2. Carbon in forest products
3. Emissions from manufacturing
4. Emissions from fibre production
5. Emissions from production of other raw materials
6. Emissions from energy production
7. Emissions from transport
8. Emissions from the use of products
9. Emissions from product end-of-life
10.Avoided emissions
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We have a passion for
the printing business
We are publication paper specialists. When printing on SCA and Henziel
paper grades, our goal is to ensure that our customers achieve the
finest print quality and have as trouble-free experience as possible. Our
Technical service team has in depth knowledge and understanding of
both paper manufacturing and printing. Their task is to prevent or rectify
customers’ questions and to assimilate and convey the customers’ views
on products and service. The mills and the research organization can
offer a significant amount of collective expertise, which backs up our field
personnel that are locally present in our largest European markets.
Our Customer Support offers
• Quick support in Europe
• High technical competence directly in the pressroom
• Technical training; for example paper knowledge, reel handling,
our products and environmental issues
• Flexible and efficient problem solvers
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The print power initiative
www.printpower.eu
Print Power is a pan-European organisation dedicated to
promoting print media and its role in modern integrated
marketing programmes and campaigns. The organisation
comprises a wide range of companies representing the entire
print media value chain – production, distribution, printing,
content and delivery. This gives Print Power a unique level of
expertise and experience in all areas of the print industry.
The paper and print value chain
Print media’s unique qualities
In this age of multimedia marketing and communication, print retains a
number of unique qualities. These qualities give the reader an engaging
and effective experience that other media alone cannot match.
One of print media’s leading qualities is its ability to demand the full
attention of the reader. With less distractions, the reader becomes
immersed and the publication or leaflet is read more deeply – a process
that leads to ‘deep thinking‘ and an increase in effectiveness of the content.
The physicality of print also adds to the effectiveness of the medium,
as well as the reading experience itself. The feel of a newspaper, weight
of a magazine or substance of a piece of direct mail gives the consumer
a sense of reliability and trust. By using different paper stocks and weights,
marketers are able to evoke different feelings within the consumer, from
the heavy weight of an eye-catching door drop to the luxurious high-gloss
of an antique brochure.
Print media’s ability to gain the attention of a consumer and compel
them to take some form of action has always been part of its allure to the
marketer. Direct mail and door drop have always pushed the consumer
towards purchase in-store, via a call centre or, more recently, through
a website. But newspaper and magazine advertising now offer that
interactivity with the use of QR codes, Augmented Reality and Near-Field
Communication.
This digital integration is now central to the success of print media and
offers the marketer a host of opportunities to engage with their customers
in a number of new and exciting ways.
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Common properties
and methods
D65 – Brightness (%) ISO 2470
Pulp is never entirely white but has a natural yellow colour because of the
wood itself. Because of that the brightness is measured.
D65 Brightness is measured by illuminating a paper sample with an
instrument that emits D65 light, i.e. a light that is related to daylight with
the same amount UV light as in a winter day. The reflected light is filtered
through a glass filter that only allows blue light to leave. The brightness is
measured by indicating the amount of incident blue light that is reflected
from the paper. With bleaching the yellowness is reduced and blue will be
more expressed. The wavelength of the blue light is 457 nm.
A related term to D65 Brightness is ISO Brightness. In this method the
paper sample is illuminated with the light of a bulb, instead of D65 light.
The method is used if the paper sample not contains any fluorescent
compounds.
Y value D65/10° – Luminance (%) ISO 2471
The Y value is an indicator of the perceived lightness, measured with an
instrument whose response to the wavelengths of light corresponds to
the response of a healthy eye, i.e. the full spectrum of visible light, which
means all colours from blue to red and in between of the “rainbow”.
The Y value is measured with an instrument that emits D65 light, i.e. a
light that is related to daylight with the same amount UV light as in a winter
day. The reflected light are measured in a different wavelength compared
with Brightness. The sample is illuminated vertical to its surface and the
detector is located 10° from the vertical axis.
Y values are percentages. The Y value of a black non-reflecting material is
0% and the value of the perfect diffuser is 100%. Y value is also named as
luminance, especially in the past.
Luminance measurement on newsprint and improved newsprint is done
by using indoor illumination, C/2.
Opacity C/2° (%) ISO 2471
Opacity is a measure of a material’s ability to obstruct the passage of
light. Sufficient opacity is important to prevent printed text from showing
through in a harmful manner on the reverse side of a paper. The opacity of
a completely opaque paper is 100%.
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Opacity is measured with an instrument that emits C light, i.e. a light that
is related to daylight but without UV content. The sample is illuminated
vertical to its surface and the detector is located 2° from the vertical
axis. Opacity is the ratio between the Y value of paper measured under
conditions C/2° and the Y value of a single sheet measured under the
same conditions against a black backing.
L* D65/10° (%) SCAN-P 72:95
L* is a measure of perceived lightness. The scale of L* is 0–100. L* is
measured with an instrument that emits D65 light, i.e. a light that is related
to daylight with the same amount UV light as in a winter day. 10° is the
viewing angle.
If the Y value is over 60%, the L* is fully possible to be exchanged with the
Y value, because they correlate near to 100%.
a* D65/10° (%) SCAN-P 72:95
a* is a measure of the hue on the red/green axis. A positive value of a*
means red and a negative value means green.
a* is measured with an instrument that emits D65 light, i.e. a light that is
related to daylight with the same amount UV light as in a winter day. 10°
is the viewing angle.
b* D65/10° (%) SCAN-P 72:95
b* is equivalent with measure of hue on the yellow/blue axis. A positive b*
means a yellow hue and a negative value means a blue hue.
b* is measured with an instrument that emits D65 light, i.e. a light that is
related to daylight with the same amount UV light as in a winter day. 10°
is the viewing angle.
CIE Whiteness D65/10°, ISO 11475 %
The impression of whiteness consists of the perceived lightness and the
hue, i.e. how much the hue deviates from neutral. The CIE Whiteness of
the perfect white is 100.
Grammage/Substance/Basis weight (g/m²) ISO 536
The mass of unit area of paper expressed as grams per square meter.
Hunter Gloss MD 75°, Gloss Tappi T480
Gloss is the attribute of a surface that makes the object look shiny or
lustrous. It depends on specular reflection from the surfaces. High gloss
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is a desirable property in a high quality, prestigious image. The tone range
of a glossy image is wider than that of a matt surface. Deeper blacks and
more saturated colours are possible when printing on a high gloss surface.
The angle of incident light and the angle of reflection can be 30°, 65° and
75°. At Ortviken Gloss is measured with an angle of 75°.
Bendtsen Porosity (ml/min) DIN 53120-1
In a paper sheet the fibres and filler particles are agglomerated together to
a strong and dense packing, but between the fibres and fillers is still some
included air, with the process of calendering the porosity is significantly
reduced by compressing the sheet and by collapsing the fibres. The
measurement of porosity describes the potential air flow trough a sheet in
z-direction, the porosity is measuring the air flow which is able to pass this
porous structure of the sheet. The measurement is done with a defined
air pressure (1,47 kPa) to the surface of the sheet and with a defined
measurement area (10 cm²).
PPS-Roughness (µ) ISO 8791-4, 1,0 Mpa
A paper surface topography is characterised by the fibres and fillers and
the intermediate pores, such a surface is never so even or smooth like a
glass plate; to characterise this topography in a simple way we measure
the pps-roughness by measuring the air flow on the surface of a paper
sheet, similar to a porosity measurement, not in z-direction but in x- and
y direction. The measurement is done with a defined measuring device,
with defined pressure of the measuring facility to the paper surface and
with a defined rubber plate on the contrary paper side, the resulting values
are calculated from pressure differences and describe the width of the slit
which enables the air to pass between the measuring facility and the paper
surface in x-y direction.
Thickness (µm) DIN EN ISO 534
A paper’s thickness is measured in micrometers (µm) – thousandths
of a millimetre – and is the distance between the paper’s two surfaces.
Thickness is in many ways an important consideration in paper selection,
as it affects the stability, feel and of course thickness of the final printed
product.
Bulk (cm³/g)
Bulk is the inverse of density, i.e. the number obtained by dividing
the thickness of paper expressed in microns (1 µm = 0.001 mm) by
its grammage expressed in g/m2. Paper is said to bulk well when the
thickness seems high for its grammage and to bulk low when the reverse
is the case. A high bulk stands for a less compact sheet.
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Tensile strength, MD and CD (kN/m) ISO 1924
Is the measurement of a force (N) to elongate a defined paper stripe to its
break. The width of the test stripe is 15 mm. Tensile is measured in md
and cd, the values in MD are significantly higher than the values in CD, the
reason for this is the orientation of the fibres during the forming process in
the paper machine in MD.
Elongation (%)
This elongation of the paper test stripe in the tensile measurement to the
break is called strain, the higher the strain the higher is theoretically the
flexibility of the paper in the printing machine to resist against tensionvariations.
Tear or tear resistance (mN) ISO 1974
The tear strength is the force a singel sheet can resist when one part of the
paper is taken out of the plane, i.e. in the z-direction and perpendicular to
both MD and CD. Tear strenght is measured according to the Elmendorf
method.
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Web offset
Champion Group
Best practice tools
The Web Offset Champion Group was formed in 1998 to “champion”
best practice in the web offset printing industry as a tool to improve
productivity, quality and safety. The Group is a joint project of international
suppliers working with other industry specialists, printers and associations
throughout the world to publish best practice guides.
Focus on the total production process
The group’s objective is to improve web offset productivity. This requires
a cross-industry and cross-process approach because no single
company can provide answers to all the variables of the press line and its
consumables. Best practices are a tool to improve overall performance
without making any capital investment. The potential returns are extremely
high as each guide identifies ways to reduce processing costs, improve
quality and reduce accidents.
Generic easy-to-read content
All web offset printers – irrespective of the brands of equipment or
consumables that they use – can apply the generic content of guides.
They provide printers with a base reference to best practice and effectively
help transfer knowledge in a global industry.
Guides are written in a concise, easy-to-read style accompanied by
numerous graphics and are intended to be read at all levels from managers
to production employees. They explain how to work more efficiently,
prevent errors, improve diagnostic procedures and help introduce new
methods, standards and benchmarks. The guides are currently available in
English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
www.printprocesschampions.com for more information.
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In association with: PIA/GATF (Printing Industries of America/Graphic Arts Technical
Foundation) | Wan Ifra | System Brunner | Eurografica | WCPC (Welsh Centre for Printing
and Coating) | EMGE & Co | Eltex Elektrostatik GmbH | Timsons | Publish Russia
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Great Britain
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Oversea sales
Ortviken Mill
Jan Knuts
Sales and Marketing
Manager
Randi Sörensen
Assistant Area Sales
Manager
Johan Malker
Product Area Manager
Publication Papers
Tel +46 60 19 45 91
Mobile +46 70 624 49 10
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Mobile +46 70 312 32 11
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Tel +46 60 19 44 55
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Laakirchen Papier AG
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Sales and Marketing, SC
Controller
Tel +43 7613 8800 222
Fax +43 7613 8800 9222
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Cer tificates
Certifications
SCA and Laakirchen Papier AG use ISO 14001 as environmental
management systems.
ISO 14001:2004
Östrand Pulp Mill, Sweden
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
Forestry operations and units,
Sweden
ISO 9001:2008
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
Energy Management System SS EN
16001:2009
SCA Graphic Sundsvall, Sweden
Energy Management System
ISO 500001:2011
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
Health and Safety, OHSAS
18001:2007
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
publicationpapers.sca.com
heinzelpaper.com
EU Ecolabel
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
FSC
Östrand Pulp Mill, Sweden
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
PEFC
Östrand Pulp Mill, Sweden
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
Carbon footprint
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
Paper Profile
Ortviken Paper Mill, Sweden
Laakirchen Papier AG, Austria
DNV BUSINESS ASSURANCE
FSC CHAIN OF CUSTODY CERTIFICATE
Certificate No. DNV-COC-000038
Certificate No. DNV-CW-000038
This is to certify that
SCA Forest Products AB
Skepparplatsen 1, SE-851 88 Sundsvall, Sweden
Sites according to appendix
has been found to conform to
FSC-STD-40-004 ver 2.1, FSC-STD-40-005 ver 2.1, FSC-STD-40-003 ver 1.0,
This Certificate is valid for:
SCA Östrand: Production of CTMP and Sulphate pulp FSC mix and controlled wood
SCA Ortviken: Production of newsprint, coated and uncoated paper, Paperboard, cardboard,
labels and packaging FSC mix and controlled wood
SCA Obbola: Production of linerboard FSC mix and controlled wood
SCA Munksund: Production of linerboard FSC mix and controlled wood
A list of the certificated products can be obtained from the FSC database, www.fsc.org.
This certificate itself does not constitute evidence that a particular product supplied by the certificate holder is FSC-certified (or FSC
Controlled Wood). Products offered, shipped or sold by the certificate holder can only be considered covered by the scope of this
certificate when the required FSC claim is clearly stated on invoices and shipping documents.
Initial Certification date:
Place and date:
2008-10-24
Stockholm, 2013-11-14
This Certificate is valid until:
for the Accredited Unit:
2018-10-23
DNV CERTIFICATION AB,
SWEDEN
The validity of this certificate shall be verified on
www.fsc-info.org
The audit has been performed
under the supervision of:
Tuomo Räsänen
Lead Auditor
ACCREDITED
FSC-ACC-022
FSC® Trademark 1996
Forest Stewardship Council A.C.
FSC® A000509
Ann-Louise Pått
Management Representative
Lack of fulfilment of conditions as set out in the Certification Agreement may render this Certificate invalid.
This certificate is the property of DNV Certification AB and must be returned on request.
ACCREDITED UNIT:DNV CERTIFICATION AB, BOX 6046, SOLNA, SWEDEN, TEL:+46 (0) 8 587 940 00, WWW.DNVBA.SE / WWW.DNVBA.COM
DNV BUSINESS ASSURANCE
PEFC CHAIN OF CUSTODY CERTIFICATE
PEFC MULTISITE CERTIFICATE
Certificate No. 2011-SKM-PEFC-43
This is to certify that
SCA Forest Products AB
at
Skepparplatsen 1, SE-851 88 Sundsvall, Sweden
Sites according to appendix
has been found to conform to
PEFC ST 2002:2010: Chain of custody of forest based products
This Certificate is valid according to process certification and credit system for:
This certificate is valid according to process certification and credit systems:
SCA Östrand: Production of CTMP and kraft pulp
SCA Ortviken: Production of newsprint, coated and uncoated paper, Paperboard,
cardboard, labels and packaging
SCA Obbola: Production of linerboard
SCA Munksundsgatan: Production of linerboard
Initial Certification date:
Place and date:
2011-11-10
Stockholm, 2013-11-14
This Certificate is valid until:
DNV CERTIFICATION AB,
SWEDEN
for the Accredited Unit:
2016-11-10
The audit has been performed
under the supervision of:
Christina Ekeros
Lead Auditor
Ann-Louise Pått
Management Representative
Certification performed according to ”Forest Management, PEFC Certification System” dated 26/11/2011.
Lack of fulfilment of conditions as set out in the Certification Agreement may render this Certificate invalid.
ACCREDITED UNIT: DNV CERTIFICATION AB, BOX 6046, SOLNA, SWEDEN, TEL:+46 (0) 8 587 940 00, WWW.DNVBA.SE / WWW.DNVBA.COM
DNV BUSINESS ASSURANCE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATE
Certificate No. 2000-SKM-AE-295
This is to certify that
SCA Forest Products AB
SWEDEN
Sites and local scopes according to Appendix
has been found to conform to the Management System Standard:
ISO 14001:2004
This Certificate is valid for:
Production of publication papers, pulp, linerboard, sawn and processed timber products,
forest-based biofuels as well as transport and logistics services
Initial Certification date:
Place and date:
1999-03-15
Stockholm, 2013-08-26
This Certificate is valid until:
DNV CERTIFICATION AB,
SWEDEN
2016-04-30
The audit has been performed
under the supervision of:
Gunnar Modig
Lead Auditor
for the Accredited Unit:
Ann-Louise Pått
Management Representative
Lack of fulfilment of conditions as set out in the Certification Agreement may render this Certificate invalid.
ACCREDITED UNIT: DNV CERTIFICATION AB, BOX 6046, SOLNA, SWEDEN, TEL:+46 (0) 8 587 940 00, WWW.DNVBA.SE / WWW.DNVBA.COM
DNV BUSINESS ASSURANCE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATE
Certificate No. 2000-SKM-AQ-799
This is to certify that
SCA Forest Products AB
SWEDEN
Sites and local scopes according to appendix
has been found to conform to the Management System Standard:
ISO 9001:2008
This Certificate is valid for:
Production of publication papers, pulp, linerboard, sawn and processed timber products
as well as transport and logistics services
Initial Certification date:
Place and date:
1994-06-15
Stockholm, 2013-08-26
This Certificate is valid until:
DNV CERTIFICATION AB,
SWEDEN
2016-04-30
The audit has been performed
under the supervision of:
Gunnar Modig
Lead Auditor
for the Accredited Unit:
Ann-Louise Pått
Management Representative
Lack of fulfilment of conditions as set out in the Certification Agreement may render this Certificate invalid.
ACCREDITED UNIT: DNV CERTIFICATION AB, BOX 6046, SOLNA, SWEDEN, TEL:+46 (0) 8 587 940 00, WWW.DNVBA.SE / WWW.DNVBA.COM
Carbon Profile
GraphoCote, GraphoLux, GraphoMatt, GraphoSilk
SCA Ortviken 2012
Declaration of the emission of fossile CO2 associated with paper production
and transports of raw materials and finished products. The calculation follows
the CEPI* - guidelines for carbon footprint of graphic paper.
CO2-emissions
26%
manufacturing
21%
fiber production
1%
26%
other raw material
purchased energy
26%
transport
1 600
CO2 emission in relation
[kg CO2 / t paper]
1 400
1 200
1 000
800
600
98
400
200
0
stored in product
transport
production
avoided emissions
[kg CO2 / t paper]
manufacturing
fiber production
other raw material
purchased energy
77
5
94
94
sum
270
transport
98
TOTAL
368
Carbon is also stored in the product
in wood fibers and fillers; calculation
follows the recommendation of the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) for wood products.
This CO2 is considered as biogenic.
Avoided emissions report measures
already taken to reduce CO2 emissions.
Besides the complete picture given by the CEPI* guidlines for carbon footprint of graphic paper other rules report
parts of the full calculation. These figures are given as excerpt from the CEPI* calculation :
[kg CO2 / t paper]
"Paper Profile"
Element 3 (direct emissions from paper production)
77
"WWF Paper Scorecard"
Element 3 (direct emissions) + 6 (purchased energy)
171
The given figures represent meanvalues for the reported year and cover
the range of brands produced at :
SCA Ortviken
Contact person
Charlotta Lindberg
Adress
SCA Ortviken
Box 846, S-851 23 Sundsvall, Sweden
GraphoCote, GraphoLux, GraphoMatt, GraphoSilk
*CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries
Phone
+46 60 194063
E-mail
charlotta.lindberg@sca.com
Date
2013-09-19
Carbon Profile in Detail for SCA Ortviken 2012
GraphoCote, GraphoLux, GraphoMatt, GraphoSilk
Based on Cepiprint and Cepifine's user guide to the carbon footprint of Graphic paper v1.0 2009.
Element
Value in
[kg CO2 / t]
1 Carbon sequestration
Comments
On SCA-owned forest land an assessment have showed some 2,6 millionne tonnes carbon dioxide sequestration,
in the forest
which, if allocated, give several hundreds kilogrammes of sequestrated CO2 per tonne of SCA products.
The basis for calculation are only SCA-owned forests and our long history of statistics on net growth,
as well as prognosis. FSC certification of forests and chain-of-custody certification of fibre supply
ensures sustainable forest management.
The main message are that, with SCA forest management, our forests, with todays knowledge, acts as a major
carbon sink to be globally considered.
2 Carbon stored in the
product
1 338
3 CO2 emissions from
77
paper manufacturing
4 CO2 emissions from
We have an open declaration of fuels and emissions used in our processes, third party verified and covered by CO2
emissions trading system.
5
fiber production
5 CO2 emissions from
Amount of CO2 stored in the paper is calculated according to the IPPC formula in the user guide.
The life-cycletime of the product and destiny are important parameters if further assessed.
This includes diesel oil consumption in forestry operations as harvesting and energy related emissions for
seedling nurseries. Allocated after wood use.
94
other raw materials
This includes emissions generated during the manufacturing of non-wood based raw materials (Such as
pigments, main process chemicals, fuels etc.) The user guide recommends cut-off criteria of 90% i.e. to include 90%
of all emissions.
6 CO2 emissions from
94
purchased energy
The emission figure reported is calculated using country specific emission factors for grid electricity in the
country where the mill is located (IEA. (2008a). CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion (2008 edition)
International Energy Agency.).
7a) CO2 emissions from
35
transports
7b) From mill to customer
This figure includes emissions from transport of raw material to the mill i.e. wood, filler, main process chemicals etc.
Internal transports are today not included.
62
Emissions related to transport of final product to customer is included as an European average.
Euro average
7c) From mill to specific
customer. Case study
8 CO2 emissions from
product use
9 CO2 emissions from
end of life
10 Avoided emissions
Case studys for customers can easily be performed. SCA can assist in this process.
Our knowledge about this are not complete today and calculations are left to be produced by our customers.
SCA can assist in this process.
Our knowledge about this are not complete today and calculations are left to be produced by our customers.
SCA can assist in this process.
To fulfill the picture of the results of our enterprise our performed energy-related investments this toe can be
included but separated from others. As SCA deliver some 3 TWh of biofuel, biopellets this can be considered as
replacing fuel oil in other energy systems. Also delivered waste heat to municipal district heating can be considered
replacing oil. By investing in own "green" electricity production as CHP cogeneration, water- or windpower
other marginal energy sources are reduced in actual energy system. (In calculations of environmental effects a factor
of 800 g CO2/kWh electricity can be used for Swedish conditions. A national electricity factor can also be more
appropriate.It is then easy to downgrade the figures by multiplying data with 48/800.) Offsets are not included.
All values are related to the total paper production net air dry.
Figures from SCA only refers to CO2 as of now. Other GHGs, Green House Gasses, from our processes exists but are considered as of low significance with todays knowledge.
Figures are based on common LCA/LCI principles. Figures are mainly third-party verified, by the means of ISO 14001, SCA RMS-verification, Paper Profile
or other systems. A detailed verification of Carbon Footprints for the company are considered as important and are also initiated by SCA.
Calculating all ten elements together in this Carbon Footprint does not add up to scientific standards with todays knowledge. The parts has to be communicated and
used differently. However, the ten elements give the big picture of the positive effects, when using forest products (pulp, paper, included recycled paper, biofuel and
sawn products)
Date: 2013-09-19
Carbon Profile
SCA Ortviken 2012
GraphoNews, GraphoBright, GraphoCrystal, GraphoMax,
GraphoInvent
Declaration of the emission of fossile CO2 associated with paper production
and transports of raw materials and finished products. The calculation follows
the CEPI* - guidelines for carbon footprint of graphic paper.
CO2-emissions
[kg CO2 / t paper]
2%
0%
3%
manufacturing
fiber production
39%
other raw material
purchased energy
56%
transport
2 500
CO2 emission in relation
[kg CO2 / t paper]
2 000
1 500
1 000
500
0
93
stored in product
transport
production
avoided emissions
manufacturing
fiber production
other raw material
purchased energy
1
5
6
135
sum
147
transport
93
TOTAL
240
Carbon is also stored in the product
in wood fibers and fillers; calculation
follows the recommendation of the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) for wood products.
This CO2 is considered as biogenic.
Avoided emissions report measures
already taken to reduce CO2 emissions.
Besides the complete picture given by the CEPI* guidlines for carbon footprint of graphic paper other rules report
parts of the full calculation. These figures are given as excerpt from the CEPI* calculation :
[kg CO2 / t paper]
"Paper Profile"
Element 3 (direct emissions from paper production)
1
"WWF Paper Scorecard"
Element 3 (direct emissions) + 6 (purchased energy)
136
The given figures represent meanvalues for the reported year and cover
the range of brands produced at :
SCA Ortviken
GraphoNews, GraphoBright, GraphoCrystal, GraphoMax,
GraphoInvent
*CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries
Contact person
Charlotta Lindberg
Adress
SCA Ortviken
Box 846, S-851 23 Sundsvall, Sweden
Phone
+46 60 194063
E-mail
charlotta.lindberg@sca.com
Date
2013-09-19
Carbon Profile in Detail for SCA Ortviken 2012
GraphoNews, GraphoBright, GraphoCrystal, GraphoMax, GraphoInvent
Based on Cepiprint and Cepifine's user guide to the carbon footprint of Graphic paper v1.0 2009.
Element
Value in
[kg CO2 / t]
1 Carbon sequestration
Comments
On SCA-owned forest land an assessment have showed some 2,6 millionne tonnes carbon dioxide sequestration,
in the forest
which, if allocated, give several hundreds kilogrammes of sequestrated CO2 per tonne of SCA products.
The basis for calculation are only SCA-owned forests and our long history of statistics on net growth,
as well as prognosis. FSC certification of forests and chain-of-custody certification of fibre supply
ensures sustainable forest management.
The main message are that, with SCA forest management, our forests, with todays knowledge, acts as a major
carbon sink to be globally considered.
2 Carbon stored in the
product
1 965
3 CO2 emissions from
1
paper manufacturing
4 CO2 emissions from
We have an open declaration of fuels and emissions used in our processes, third party verified and covered by CO2
emissions trading system.
5
fiber production
5 CO2 emissions from
Amount of CO2 stored in the paper is calculated according to the IPPC formula in the user guide.
The life-cycletime of the product and destiny are important parameters if further assessed.
This includes diesel oil consumption in forestry operations as harvesting and energy related emissions for
seedling nurseries. Allocated after wood use.
6
other raw materials
This includes emissions generated during the manufacturing of non-wood based raw materials (Such as
pigments, main process chemicals etc.) The user guide recommends cut-off criteria of 90% i.e. to include 90% of
all emissions.
6 CO2 emissions from
135
purchased energy
The emission figure reported is calculated using country specific emission factors for grid electricity in the
country where the mill is located (IEA. (2008a). CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion (2008 edition)
International Energy Agency.).
7a) CO2 emissions from
35
transports
7b) From mill to customer
This figure includes emissions from transport of raw material to the mill i.e. wood, filler, main process chemicals etc.
Internal transports are today not included.
57
Emissions related to transport of final product to customer is included as an European average.
Euro average
7c) From mill to specific
customer. Case study
8 CO2 emissions from
product use
9 CO2 emissions from
end of life
10 Avoided emissions
Case studys for customers can easily be performed. SCA can assist in this process.
Our knowledge about this are not complete today and calculations are left to be produced by our customers.
SCA can assist in this process.
Our knowledge about this are not complete today and calculations are left to be produced by our customers.
SCA can assist in this process.
To fulfill the picture of the results of our enterprise our performed energy-related investments this toe can be
included but separated from others. As SCA deliver some 3 TWh of biofuel, biopellets this can be considered as
replacing fuel oil in other energy systems. Also delivered waste heat to municipal district heating can be considered
replacing oil. By investing in own "green" electricity production as CHP cogeneration, water- or windpower
other marginal energy sources are reduced in actual energy system. (In calculations of environmental effects a factor
of 800 g CO2/kWh electricity can be used for Swedish conditions. A national electricity factor can also be more
appropriate.It is then easy to downgrade the figures by multiplying data with 48/800.) Offsets are not included.
All values are related to the total paper production net air dry.
Figures from SCA only refers to CO2 as of now. Other GHGs, Green House Gasses, from our processes exists but are considered as of low significance with todays knowledge.
Figures are based on common LCA/LCI principles. Figures are mainly third-party verified, by the means of ISO 14001, SCA RMS-verification, Paper Profile
or other systems. A detailed verification of Carbon Footprints for the company are considered as important and are also initiated by SCA.
Calculating all ten elements together in this Carbon Footprint does not add up to scientific standards with todays knowledge. The parts has to be communicated and
used differently. However, the ten elements give the big picture of the positive effects, when using forest products (pulp, paper, included recycled paper, biofuel and
sawn products)
Date: 2013-09-19
Cert.
Product
GraphoCote, GraphoLux, GraphoMatt, GraphoSilk
Company
SCA Ortviken
Mill
Ortvikens Pappersbruk
Information gathered from
Date of issue
2013-01-01
to
2013-12-31
2014-02-11
Environmental Management
Certified environmental management system at
FSC CoC, PEFC CoC, ISO 14001, ISO 50001
Company systems ensure traceability of the origin of wood __
X yes
__ no __100% recovered paper
FSC Chain of Custody Certificate No. DNV-COC-000038, DNV-CW-000038, PEFC Chain of Custody
Certificate 2011-SKM-PEFC-43, ISO 14001 Certifikat no: 2000-SKM-AE-295, ISO 50001 Certificate No
2006-SKM-AEN-014, system Certificate No. 2006-SKM-AEN-014, Fulfil the criterias for The Nordic Swan,
Holds the EU-Ecolabel for the products, licensenumber SE/011/03.
Environmental parameters
Product composition
The figures are based on methods and procedures
of measurement approved by the local (or national)
environmental regulators at the production site.
The figures include both paper and pulp production.
Water
Air
virgin pulp
51%
moisture
6%
COD
5,2
kg/tonne
AOX
0
kg/tonne
NTot
0,12
kg/tonne
PTot
0,01
kg/tonne
SO2
0,16
kg/tonne
NOx
0,54
kg/tonne
More information
85
kg/tonne
Contact
CO2 (fossil)
binders
4%
pigments
and fillers
39%
Charlotta Lindberg
(Address) SCA Ortviken
Solid waste landfilled
Purchased electricity consumption
/tonne of final product
Box 846, 851 23 Sundsvall
0,67 BDkg/tonne
1 990 kWh
Phone
+4660 194063
E-mail
charlotta.lindberg@sca.com
www.sca.com/publicationpapers
More information about Paper Profile can be found on www.paperprofile.com
Cert.
Product
GraphoBright, GraphoCrystal, GraphoInvent, GraphoMax,
GraphoNews
Company
SCA Ortviken
Mill
Ortvikens Pappersbruk
Information gathered from
Date of issue
2013-01-01
to
2013-12-31
2014-02-11
Environmental Management
Certified environmental management system at
FSC CoC, PEFC CoC, ISO 14001, ISO 50001
Company systems ensure traceability of the origin of wood __
X yes
__ no __100% recovered paper
FSC Chain of Custody Certificate No. DNV-COC-000038, DNV-CW-000038, PEFC Chain of Custody
Certificate 2011-SKM-PEFC-43, ISO 14001 Certifikat no: 2000-SKM-AE-295, ISO 50001 Certificate No
2006-SKM-AEN-014, system Certificate No. 2006-SKM-AEN-014, Fulfil the criterias for The Nordic Swan,
Holds the EU-Ecolabel for the products, licensenumber SE/011/03 (GraphoNews is excluded).
Environmental parameters
Product composition
The figures are based on methods and procedures
of measurement approved by the local (or national)
environmental regulators at the production site.
The figures include both paper and pulp production.
Water
Air
virgin pulp
88%
COD
7,5
kg/tonne
AOX
0,01
kg/tonne
NTot
0,16
kg/tonne
PTot
0,01
kg/tonne
SO2
0,08
kg/tonne
NOx
0,21
kg/tonne
More information
1
kg/tonne
Contact
CO2 (fossil)
moisture
10%
pigments
and fillers
2%
Charlotta Lindberg
(Address) SCA Ortviken
Solid waste landfilled
Purchased electricity consumption
/tonne of final product
Box 846, 851 23 Sundsvall
0,61 BDkg/tonne
2 777 kWh
Phone
+4660 194063
E-mail
charlotta.lindberg@sca.com
www.sca.com/publicationpapers
More information about Paper Profile can be found on www.paperprofile.com
GraphoNova, GraphoSet, GraphoPrestige,
GraphoGrande, GraphoGravure, GraphoVerde
Product
Company
Mill
Heinzel Group
Laakirchen Papier AG
Information gathered from
Date of issue
1.1.2012
to
31.12.2012
8. 5. 2013 verified by
Environmental Management
Certified environmental management system at
ISO 14001, FSC CoC, PEFC CoC
Company systems ensure traceability of the origin of wood __
X yes
__ no __100% recovered paper
Environmental parameters
Product composition
The figures are based on methods and procedures
of measurement approved by the local (or national)
environmental regulators at the production site.
The figures include both paper and pulp production.
Water
Air
mechanical
pulp
23%
pulp from
recovered
fibre
38%
COD
2,57
kg/tonne
AOX
0,00
kg/tonne
NTot
0,01
kg/tonne
PTot
0,01
kg/tonne
SO2
0,02
kg/tonne
NOx
0,32
kg/tonne
More information
183,74
kg/tonne
Contact person Nikolaus Kaindl
CO2 (fossil)
chemical
pulp
7%
moisture
5%
fillers
27%
Address
Solid waste landfilled
/tonne of final product
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
0,99 BDkg/tonne
Purchased electricity consumption
1198 kWh
Laakirchen Papier AG
Phone
+43 7613 8800 0
E-mail
nikolaus.kaindl@heinzelpaper.com
www.heinzelpaper.com
More Information about Paper Profile can be found on www.paperprofile.com
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3-35e8c0d34ad1
The current validity of the certificate is documented exclusively on the Internet under
http://www.qualityaustria.com/en/cert
EAC: 7
The validity of the Quality Austria Certificate will be
maintained via annual surveillance audits and one
renewal audit after three years.
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
Laakirchen Papier AG
Konrad Scheiber
General Manager
Ing. Alfred Huber
Specialist representative
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Quality Austria Training, Certification and Evaluation GmbH,
A-1010 Vienna, Zelinkagasse 10/3
Vienna, 25 May 2012
Valid until: 15 May 2015
Date of initial issue: 4 May 2006
Registration No.: 00090/0
BS OHSAS 18001:2007
complying with the requirements of standard
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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The current validity of the certificate is documented exclusively on the Internet under
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The validity of the Quality Austria Certificate will be
maintained via annual surveillance audits and one
renewal audit after three years.
Manufacture of paper.
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
Laakirchen Papier AG
Konrad Scheiber
General Manager
DI Dr. Werner Schöngrundner
Specialist representative
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Quality Austria Training, Certification and Evaluation GmbH,
A-1010 Vienna, Zelinkagasse 10/3
Vienna, 16 May 2013
Valid until: 15 May 2016
Date of initial issue: 16 May 2013
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ISO 50001:2011
complying with the requirements of standard
ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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awards this Quality Austria Certificate to the following
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The current validity of the certificate is documented exclusively on the Internet under
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EAC: 7
The validity of the Quality Austria Certificate will be
maintained via annual surveillance audits and one
renewal audit after three years.
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
Laakirchen Papier AG
Konrad Scheiber
General Manager
Eckehard Bauer, MSc
Specialist representative
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Quality Austria Training, Certification and Evaluation GmbH,
A-1010 Vienna, Zelinkagasse 10/3
Vienna, 25 May 2012
Valid until: 15 May 2015
Date of initial issue: 26 April 1994
Registration No.: 00203/0
ISO 9001:2008
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QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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Carbon Profile
Laakirchen Papier AG
2012
Declaration of the emission of fossile CO2 associated with paper production
and transports of raw materials and finished products. The calculation follows
the CEPI* - guidlines for carbon footprint of paper & board products.
CO2-emissions
3%
manufacturing
fiber production
other raw material
purchased energy
sum
1%
7%
manufacturing
11%
fiber production
other raw material
purchased energy
transport
78%
1.400
1.000
53
800
600
1.151
400
658
200
0
stored in product
transport
332
production
22
4
77
555
658
transport
53
TOTAL
711
Carbon is also stored in the product
in wood fibers and fillers; calculation
follows the recommendation of the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) for wood products.
This CO2 is considered as biogenic.
CO2 emission in relation
[kg CO2 / t paper]
1.200
[kg CO2 / t paper]
Avoided emissions report measures
already taken to reduce CO2 emissions.
avoided emissions
Besides the complete picture given by the CEPI* Framework for Carbon Footprints other rules report parts of the full
calculation. These figures are given as excerpt from the CEPI* calculation :
[kg CO2 / t paper]
"Paper Profile"
Parts of El. 3+6 (em. from paper prod., purchased pulp and steam)
184
"WWF Paper Scorecard"
Part of Element 3 (direct emissions) + 6 (purchased energy)
559
The given figures represent meanvalues for the reported year and cover
the range of brands produced at :
Laakirchen Papier AG
GraphoNova, GraphoPrestige, GraphoGrande,
GraphoSet, GraphoVerde, GraphoGravure
*CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries
verified 08.05.2013 by
Contact person Nikolaus Kaindl
Address
Laakirchen Papier AG
Phone
E-mail
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
+43 7613 8800 0
nikolaus.kaindl@heinzelpaper.com
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Manufacture of paper.
A-4663 Laakirchen, Schillerstraße 5
Laakirchen Papier AG
Konrad Scheiber
General Manager
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EU Ecolabel
Certificate
Ecolabelling Sweden
has awarded the EU Ecolabel licence to
Light Weight Coated paper, LWC
GraphoCote, GraphoMatt
GraphoLux, GraphoSilk
produced by
SCA Graphic Sundsvall AB
SCA Ortviken
The products covered by the license fulfil the Ecological criteria
for “Copying and Graphic Paper”, valid from 07-06-2011 until 07-06-2015
Stockholm, 7 January, 2013,
Swedish Competent Body
Ragnar Unge, CEO, Ecolabelling Sweden
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EU Ecolabel
Certificate
Ecolabelling Sweden
has awarded the EU Ecolabel licence to
Uncoated Offset, UCO
GraphoBright, GraphoCrystal,
GraphoMax and GraphoInvent
produced by
SCA Graphic Sundsvall AB
SCA Ortviken
The products covered by the license fulfil the Ecological criteria
for “Copying and Graphic Paper”, valid from 07-06-2011 until 07-06-2015
Stockholm, 7 January, 2013,
Swedish Competent Body
Ragnar Unge, CEO, Ecolabelling Sweden
This certificate is only valid together with the licence/registration number: SE/011/03
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