Abstract: A container wall of paper (10, 22) for a container with a predominantly circular or elliptic cross-section is disclosed. The paper is a highly extensible Kraft paper, preferably with an extension of 5% to 20%. The container wall (10, 22) has at least one inwards or outwards (12, 14, 16, 26) from the periphery (20, 14, 32) extending portion. The containers produced with the container wall may be bottles, cans, jars, disposable, cups, drinking glasses, barrels, and vases. Further, a process of producing a container wall of paper (10, 22) is described. In the process highly extensible Kraft paper is pressed between a hard form providing the shape of the container wall (10, 22), and a matching hard counter form; a soft flexible counter form which under pressure follows the shape of the hard form, and liquid or gas that under pressure forces the paper to follow the shape of the hard form.

Abstract: An embossed paper (10), wherein the paper is a highly extensible Kraft paper (10′) and wherein discrete bosses (14) and/or depressions (12) consist of portions of said paper stretched at a dry content of 50-95% is disclosed. A two, three or multi-layer paperboard comprising at least one layer of the embossed and/or depressed paper (10) is also disclosed. Thus, the embossed paper may be used as such or instead of fluted paper in a corrugated board. The disclosed paperboard is easily creased and folded in both major directions, and in other direction as well. Method of producing the embossed paper (10) and a method or producing a two, three or multi-layer paperboard comprising at least one layer of the embossed and/or depressed paper (10) are also described.

Abstract: A container wall of paper (10, 22) for a container with a predominantly circular or elliptic cross-section is disclosed. The paper is a highly extensible Kraft paper, preferably with an extension of 5% to 20%. The container wall (10, 22) has at least one inwards or outwards (12, 14, 16, 26) from the periphery (20, 14, 32) extending portion. The containers produced with the container wall may be bottles, cans, jars, disposable, cups, drinking glasses, barrels, and vases. Further, a process of producing a container wall of paper (10, 22) is described. In the process highly extensible Kraft paper is pressed between a hard form providing the shape of the container wall (10, 22), and a matching hard counter form; a soft flexible counter form which under pressure follows the shape of the hard form, and liquid or gas that under pressure forces the paper to follow the shape of the hard form.