Griff Paper and Film

DESCRIPTION:

Once made from animal skins, Parchment Paper is now achieved by treating a high density plant-based paper from cellulose fibers with sulfuric acid. Parchment paper is characterized by a hard surface, high wet-strength, resistance to grease and dirt. Typical applications for Parchment Paper include menus, certificates, awards, wedding invitations, and other important documents, embossing, rubber stamp, and offset printing. Lamp shades are sometimes made from Parchment Paper. Parchment Paper duplicates the appearance of ancient, historical documents to convey a theme of antiquity and importance. Ideal for calligraphy writing or to enhance the presentation of framed documents such as poetry or genealogy charts. Other applications include cooking and baking sheet pan liners (Baking Parchment Paper, Cooking Parchment Paper) as Parchment Paper will not burn like Wax Paper or Standard grease-proof paper. Parchment paper is a generic term that can refer to either genuine vegetable Parchment Paper or to imitation parchment paper, or Vellum. Each is made in distinctly different ways. Glassine is one type of imitation Parchment Paper. Onion Skin Paper is another type of imitation Parchment Paper. Available in Sheet, Rolls and Die Cuts, please contact us today so we can tailor a Parchment Paper product to suit your needs.