OCC Waste Paper Scrap – OCC 11
OCC Waste Paper Scrap is recyclable old corrugated carton material collected from shops, industries, and other sources in South Africa. Also known as Old Corrugated Containers (OCC), this scrap consists of baled corrugated cardboard containers with liners made from test liner, jute, or Kraft paper. OCC 11 is suitable for paper recycling and must meet the specified quality requirements for OCC content, moisture, and prohibited materials.
OCC 11 Product Specifications
- Product Name: OCC 11
- OCC Content: Minimum 95%
- Other Materials (Outthrows): Maximum 5%
- Moisture Content: Maximum 5%
- Prohibitive Material Content: Maximum 1%
- Source: Shops, industries, and other collection sources
- Place of Origin: South Africa
- Material Type: Old Corrugated Containers (OCC)
OCC 11 Material Requirements
OCC 11 consists of baled corrugated containers with liners made from test liner, jute, or Kraft paper. The material must meet the following requirements:
- OCC content must be at least 95%.
- Moisture content must not exceed 5%.
- Prohibitive materials must not exceed 1%.
- Total outthrows must not exceed 5%.
Uses of OCC Waste Paper Scrap
OCC Waste Paper Scrap is collected and processed by recycling facilities to recover paper fibers for manufacturing recycled paper products and corrugated packaging materials. Proper sorting and quality control help ensure the scrap meets the buyer’s recycling specifications.
Why Choose OCC 11 for Recycling?
- High OCC Content: Minimum 95% corrugated carton material.
- Controlled Moisture: Maximum moisture content of 5%.
- Defined Quality Standards: Limits for prohibitive materials and total outthrows.
- Recyclable Material: Supports paper recovery and responsible waste management.
- South African Origin: Sourced from shops, industries, and other collection points in South Africa.
