Synthetic Papers are made using polypropylene, which undergoes a special process to make ink adhere to the page. This further adds a texture that allows ink and pencil to adhere and makes the paper more durable in comparison to other normal papers. At the time of manufacturing of the synthetic papers, calcium carbonate is added as a filler to increase the durability and titanium dioxide, which is added to make the paper white.

Applications:
The demand for synthetic papers is very high in various industries, as synthetic papers outperform traditional papers in regards to tear resistance and recyclability. Some of the areas where synthetic papers are highly used are:

• Packaging Industries
• Label Industries
• Food industry