PP synthetic paper is mainly produced from polypropylene, a by-product of petroleum, and natural stone powder (calcium carbonate) via calendering process. As a paper made of polymer synthetic materials, it features thermoplasticity. Unlike traditional paper, it produces no lint or dust, which makes it ideal for clean room environments. It is recyclable and fully combustible without shortening the service life of incinerators.

In terms of structure, PP synthetic paper retains the appearance, whiteness, stiffness, opacity, printability and writability of natural fiber paper. Meanwhile, it boasts the advantages of polyolefin plastic films such as light weight, moisture resistance, oxidation resistance, acid and alkali resistance as well as stain resistance. Therefore, it has become a popular high-grade material for printing, packaging and decoration across the global market.