This utility model discloses a multi-layer composite plastic-free waterproof packaging
paperboard, comprising, from the outside to the inside, a waterproof functional layer, a first
fiber substrate layer, a
moisture regulating layer, a second
fiber substrate layer, and a support and
cushioning layer, stacked sequentially. A micron-level
interlocking structure is formed at the interface between the first
fiber substrate layer and the waterproof functional layer. The waterproof functional layer is composed of a plastic-free
fiber layer impregnated or coated with a bio-based hydrophobic agent. The
moisture regulating layer is a loose
cellulose fiber web loaded with highly absorbent resin particles. The support and
cushioning layer is a recycled pulp molding layer with a
honeycomb or corrugated three-dimensional structure. The plastic-free
composite process strengthens the interlayer bond through the interweaving of
plant protein glue and hot-pressed fibers. The overall structure has high strength, strong waterproof capability, and is
environmentally friendly, effectively solving the
pollution problems caused by traditional
plastic film packaging.