Several factors need to be considered when storing packaging paper to ensure its quality.
Regarding temperature, it should be maintained between 10℃ and 30℃. Excessive temperature may cause the paper to deform and the glue to soften; excessively low temperature will make the paper brittle and easily damaged.
Humidity control is crucial; the relative humidity should ideally be maintained between 40% and 60%. Excessive humidity can cause the paper to become damp and moldy, and its strength to decrease; excessively low humidity can cause the paper to dry out and crack, and generate static electricity.
The storage environment should be kept clean and well-ventilated, avoiding the accumulation of dust and debris to prevent contamination of the packaging paper. It should also be kept away from water sources and corrosive substances to prevent moisture and corrosion.
When storing, packaging paper should be stacked neatly to avoid compression and deformation. For paper with special shapes or structures, dedicated shelves or separate storage areas can be used. In addition, insect and rodent control measures should be taken, such as placing insect repellents, to prevent damage to paper bags and boxes.
