OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC)

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OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC)

Name: OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC)
Brand: AGRIANDNOVAH GROUP HOLDINGS SA (PTY) LTD
Price: 200 USD
Availability: InStock

Price 200 USD ($)/ Metric Ton

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OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC) Specification

Thickness
Typically 3-7 mm

Condition
Baled, post-consumer, dry

Scrap Type
Corrugated Cardboard Box Scrap

Density
200 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Grade
OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC)

Purity
95% (Double Sorted for higher purity)

Composition
Old corrugated cardboard, paperboard

Length
Variable, depends on original carton size

Weight
Bales usually 800-1200 kg each

Color
brwon

Impurities Limit
Max 5% (plastic, adhesives, metals, etc.)

Application
Recycling, paper remanufacturing, packaging industry

Packing
Compressed in bales, tied with wires

Moisture Content
Less than 12%

Prohibited Materials
Not allowed: wax-coated, plastic-coated, heavily soiled or contaminated materials

Odor
Free from offensive odor

OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
2000 Metric Ton

FOB Port
durban port

Payment Terms
Paypal, Cash Against Delivery (CAD), Cash on Delivery (COD), Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Days after Acceptance (DA), Delivery Point (DP), Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Western Union, Letter of Credit (L/C)

Supply Ability
5000 Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
If order is confirmed we will reimburse the sample cost

Packaging Details
bales

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Certifications
sgs

About OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC)

OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC): A higher-quality, premium grade. It is sourced mainly from commercial facilities, industrial parks, and supermarkets. It is specially sorted to be entirely free of boxboard, wax, plastic, and off-shore corrugated materials, keeping trash/prohibitives near 0%

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Contamination & Quality Limits

Outthrows plus Prohibitives: Combined total may not exceed 2.0%.

Moisture Content: Typically expected to stay at or below 5.0% (depending on specific mill or regional contract terms). [1, 2, 3]

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Superior Quality and Purity

OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC) is meticulously sorted to offer an impressive 95% purity. By excluding prohibited materials - such as wax-coated, plastic-coated, and heavily soiled cardboard - this product meets the highest standards expected in the recycling and remanufacturing industries. Its low moisture content and restrictions on impurities maximize efficiency and product quality.

Optimized for Industrial Use

Every bale of this corrugated cardboard scrap is tightly compressed and bound, making it perfectly suited for transportation and large-scale processing. Its consistent brown color, optimal thickness (3-7 mm), and dependable density (200 g/cm3) mean reliable performance for recycling operations and the packaging sector.

Sustainable Sourcing from South Sudan

Exporters, suppliers, and traders can trust that this OCC Grade 12 is responsibly sourced post-consumer cardboard from South Sudan. The sustainability of this supply chain supports environmental responsibility while ensuring a steady, high-quality feedstock for paper remanufacturing.

FAQ's of OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC):

Q: How is OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted OCC / DS OCC) processed before export?

A: The OCC Grade 12 is double sorted to remove prohibited and non-recyclable materials such as wax coatings, plastics, and heavily contaminated pieces. The sorted cardboard is then compressed into bales using hydraulic baling machines, ensuring each bale is compact, tied securely with wires, and maintains a moisture content below 12%.

Q: What distinguishes Double Sorted OCC (OCC Grade 12) from other cardboard scrap grades?

A: Double Sorted OCC (Grade 12) undergoes a rigorous sorting process that results in a higher purity of at least 95%. Prohibited materials-like wax-coated or plastic-coated cardboard, and materials with heavy contamination-are strictly excluded, making it highly desirable for recycling and remanufacturing applications.

Q: When is OCC Grade 12 typically used in the recycling process?

A: OCC Grade 12 is used at the beginning stages of recycling, immediately after collection and baling. Its high purity and low moisture content make it an optimal raw material for paper mills and packaging manufacturers who rely on clean, uncontaminated cardboard for producing recycled paper products.

Q: Where is this OCC Grade 12 sourced and supplied from?

A: This specific OCC Grade 12 is collected as post-consumer waste in South Sudan. It is then sorted, baled, and supplied to exporters, suppliers, and traders who distribute it globally, particularly to regions with strong paper and packaging manufacturing industries.

Q: What are the main applications and benefits of using OCC Grade 12 (Double Sorted)?

A: OCC Grade 12 is primarily used in paper remanufacturing, recycling facilities, and packaging industries. Its higher purity and strict quality controls mean fewer impurities in the final recycled product, greater efficiency in processing, and an overall positive environmental impact through effective material recovery.

Q: How are impurities and quality standards maintained for each bale?

A: Each bale is inspected to ensure that impurities-such as plastics, adhesives, and metals-do not exceed 5%. Quality checks focus on moisture content, material type, color uniformity, and odor to guarantee only the highest-grade corrugated cardboard is exported.

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