Anti-Slip Paper

Anti-Slip Paper is a packaging auxiliary material with a high coefficient of friction on its surface, typically made from kraft paper or recycled paper coated with anti-slip agents (such as silicone or rubber latex). It is used in pallets, containers, or bulk cargo transportation to prevent goods from sliding or collapsing. Application scenarios include: when stacking and transporting heavy cartons, bagged goods, glass bottles, home appliances, etc., it is laid between layers or at the bottom to increase stability. Precautions: Select appropriate grammage and coefficient of friction (common COF ≥ 0.6) based on cargo weight and transportation method; avoid humid environments that reduce anti-slip performance; it cannot replace stretch film or strapping bands and is usually used in conjunction with them. Differences from other terms: Unlike 'Anti-Slip Mat' (usually made of rubber or plastic, reusable), anti-slip paper is mostly a one-time paper material; unlike 'Slip Sheet', which is used to replace pallets for push-pull loading and unloading, anti-slip paper mainly addresses stacking stability issues. In foreign trade, pay attention to the importing country's fumigation and environmental requirements for paper packaging, and specify specifications, grammage, coefficient of friction, and testing standards in the contract.