Import Embossed Paper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Italy

Chartularia Srl produces embossed paper using 100% virgin wood pulp, with grammage ranging from 80 gsm to 300 gsm and a base sheet thickness of 0.1 mm to 0.35 mm. The embossing is achieved through steel rollers with custom-designed patterns, pressed at controlled temperatures and pressures to create consistent relief without fiber breakage. The paper is uncoated and acid-free, suitable for archival and high-end printing applications.

The material is sourced from sustainably managed European forests, with no recycled content unless specified. Standard brightness levels range from 84% to 92% ISO, and the paper has a pH of 7.5 to 8.5. Typical surface roughness is between 15 and 35 ISO micrometers, depending on the embossing depth. The product is not treated with optical brighteners unless requested by the buyer.

Primary buyers include luxury packaging manufacturers, boutique stationery brands, and event designers in Western Europe and North America. The paper is used for gift boxes, invitation cards, book covers, and premium product labels. Minimum order quantity is 500 kg per order, with standard roll widths of 700 mm and 1,000 mm. Lead time is 10 to 14 days for standard patterns, and custom embossing requires 3 weeks for roller preparation.

Chartularia Srl is based in Modugno, Bari, Italy, and operates as a specialist paper processor with a focus on decorative and functional embossed substrates. The company has no public factory audit reports or certifications listed in the profile. It does not claim to produce pulp or own paper mills, suggesting it sources base paper from regional Italian or European suppliers and performs embossing in-house. The supplier’s trust tier is harbor, indicating basic platform registration with no verified production credentials.

There is no public information on workforce size, production volume, or equipment specifications. The listing does not mention ISO, FSC, or PEFC certifications, despite the claim of 'eco-friendliness'. Buyers should request material traceability documentation and ask for a sample of the embossing process under controlled pressure to assess pattern integrity. The supplier has no verified response history on the platform.