CafeC Sanyo Filter Paper Abaca plus 40pc Hemp Fiber Cone Filter Paper Sanyo Japan Eco Enzyme Bleach
Product Description
Origin : Japan
Quantity : 40pcs/pack
Specification : 01 ( 1-2 persons )
Material : CafeC Banana Hemp Fiber
The concept of CAFEC+ is to add some values to the product such as #high quality #environmental friendly #uniqueness and launch Abaca+ filter paper in 2022
CAFEC is launching a unique paper quality! filter: Abaca+ filter paper.
CAFEC Abaca+ Filter Paper has been CAFEC's signature product for many years. Driven by water flow technology and well-balanced double-sided crepe and eco-friendly products, CAFEC has been gaining popularity all over the world. However, CAFEC, as a pioneer developer of #filterpaper, always aims higher. We are always striving to develop a better and more value-added filter paper, and as a company aiming to contribute to the goal of sustainability, we want to create a more environmentally friendly filter paper product.
Abaca+ Filter Paper is made by a new manufacturing technology #Fine Grain Method; we have succeeded in increasing the paper size by reducing the distance between each crepe and creating more surface area, which in turn creates an even flow of water through the homogeneous texture.
❷Abaca+ Filters for Professionals
Baking graded filters control the flow rate by the difference in height and density of the paper itself, while Abaca+ filters create a faster flow rate so professionals can easily control the flow rate by practicing their brewing ability.
Abaca+ Filter Paper includes not only abaca, but also #FSC certification. Also, the total volume of the filter paper package is reduced by lowering the height of the crepe. Then, it will help to reduce the transportation cost. It can be said that Abaca+ filter paper is a new generation product.
❸Fine Grain Wrinkle Yarn
CAFEC has succeeded in producing uniform, fine-grained wrinkles by widening the speed gap between the rotating rolls and the dryer drum. This time, we succeeded in making the water flow faster by increasing the surface area of the paper not by the height of the wrinkles but by reducing the distance between each wrinkle.
