The Munken papers are premium uncoated fine papers and is the ideal choice for companies wishing to convey a genuine natural impression in their printed material. All have a special character thanks to unique tactile details and their natural appeal.

Oct 22, 2020 · What is Munken paper? Munken paper is named after the place the paper it was made in - Munkedal, in Sweden. It has a formidable reputation around the world as one of the highest-quality uncoated fine papers available.

Munken Pure is developed for offset print and also suitable for various kinds of printing techniques; flexo, laser, xerography, digital printing, inkjet and for preprint applications. 80 & 90 g/m² are even further developed as a fully adapted preprint paper.

The Munken Design Range consists of eight premium uncoated fine papers. All have a special character thanks to their unique tactile and natural, authentic appeal, making them a perfect choice for all sorts of design projects and corporate identity applications.

Munken Agenda 2025 – “Calendar as you like it” – encourages us to think about calendars and time in a different way. You can fully customize the pages to suit your life, your plans, and your year – as you like it.

The new Munken Papeterie Collection takes a minimalist approach to aid this focused, unrestricted state of creativity, offering the utmost artistic freedom. Discover the collection now!

The new Munken Papeterie Collection distills paper into its most concise, clear and sustainable form. The first products Munken Notes were created to offer the highest-quality version of the prime medium for transporting creativity, innovation and knowledge.

The Munken paper range is a premium collection of uncoated fine papers known for their exceptional quality and versatility. Produced by Arctic Paper, a renowned paper manufacturer, Munken papers are widely sought after by designers, artists, and businesses alike.

Munken Kraft K1 is a machine-finished, bleached sulphate paper with high whiteness, suitable for polymer coating and various applications in the production of bags, wrapping, and packaging. The paper is made from a specially developed blend of hardwood and softwood pulp, giving it high strength and optimal printability.

Munken is manufactured in the scenic landscape of Swedish town Munkedal since 1871. The brand name Munken and its logo are derived from the monks (in Swedish munk). The mill, the paper production and the people working there, have become an integral part of …