Because PP synthetic paper has both plastic and paper characteristics, it has a wide range of applications in many aspects, mainly in the following three aspects:
　　 1. High quality printing. Such as posters, pictorials, pictures, maps, calendars, books, etc.
　　 2. Packaging use. Such as handbags, packaging boxes, pharmaceutical packaging, cosmetic packaging, food packaging, industrial product packaging.
　　 3. Special use. Such as in-mold labels, pressure-sensitive labels, thermal labels, banknote paper, color paper, CAD tracing paper, industrial computer and instrument recording paper, express envelopes, clock dials, paper fans, umbrellas, travel paper caps and Other travel promotional items, etc.
　　 prospect
　　 China's synthetic paper started late, the market development is not enough, the current annual consumption is 30,000-30,000 tons, mainly for imports, basically all PP synthetic paper, used for clothing bags, handbags, woven bags, offset printing, screen printing Advertising printing, books, printed trademarks, etc., including 40% of advertising inkjet printing, 15% of printing trademarks, 10% of woven bags, offset printing and screen printing, and 10% of handbags and garment bags. Book usage accounts for 5%. According to the thickness specification, the dosage is 40% for 40μm-50μm, 40% for 90μm-150μm, and 30% for other thickness.
　　 With the strengthening of global environmental awareness, PP synthetic paper has broad application prospects in China. China's current paper is mainly produced from plant fibers such as straw pulp and wood pulp. Due to the complexity of the process, a large amount of pollutants are discharged from the production process. The national environmental protection department has closed tens of thousands of small paper mills according to law, due to restrictions on deforestation, advanced in the future. The wood pulp required for coated paper will all depend on imports. China is a major producer, consumer and importer of paper in the world. Statistics from the National Development and Reform Commission show that in the past 10 years, China's paper consumption has grown at a double-digit rate every year. In 2003, China's paper and paperboard consumption was about 48 million tons, accounting for 16% of global consumption. According to the China Paper Association, by 2010, the amount of paper and cardboard consumed in China will reach 70 million tons per year. China's paper demand is 2/3 for packaging materials and 1/3 for printing. Even if 5% of printing and packaging paper is replaced by synthetic paper, the demand will be very substantial.