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Optimizing Costs

(Magazine)

November 30, 2006, ... the potential for quality defects caused by prolonged exposure of the liner to higher temperatures. The new products also feature advances in anti-mist technology. As a result, these coatings can be ...

Labelexpo New Products

(Magazine)

October 31, 2006, ... All Kinds of Defects Trucolor Vision Systems, LaGrange, GA; 706/845-6970; tcvs.com The API 100 system inspects 100% of printed paper, film, foil, or paperboard for all types of print defects. Allows ...

New Products

(Magazine)

October 31, 2006, ... unit. The roll is designed for the application, with the amount of bow determined by the caliper range and material being sheeted. PFFC-ASAP 457 Record and Resolve Defects Erhardt + Leimer, Spartanburg, ...

CPP: Season Two

(Magazine)

September 30, 2006, ... for your product; and how to prevent the most common winding defects. Web Handling's Hottest Topic: The Baggy Web — 11:10 A.M.-12:00 P.M. The last presentation of a three-part seminar will focus ...

Difficult Winding: Part II

(Web Lines)

August 31, 2006, ... more cinching and telescoping. More buildup ratio tends to create more pressure within a roll and more of the associated high stress defects of starring, blocking, and core crushing. The third factor ...

LABELEXPO new product digest

(Magazine)

August 31, 2006, ... tracking of all production materials, and its tight integration with scheduling enables real-time visibility of job status, time usage, and inventory. Visit booth 3535. PFFC-ASAP 463 Proof for Defects ...

AIMCAL Paper Deadline Extended

(Archive)

May 15, 2006, ... Web Coating and Laminating Web Coating Technology related to applications and fluid rheology. Process Measurement including coating weight, defects, viscosity, process modeling. Laminating processes ...

A Bunch of Hot Air

(Magazine)

April 29, 2006, ... to use or sell the coated web. A hot web will try to shrink after winding with very bad results. At best we can expect an assortment of flatness defects. At worst the web gradually can crush the windup ...

Will Food Laws Be Uniform?

(Magazine)

March 30, 2006, ... is required if a petition involves a warning related to cancer or reproductive or birth defects, or is intended to allow parents to limit a child’s exposure to cancer-causing agents or reproductive or ...

Personal Care Items & Packaging

(Magazine)

February 27, 2006, ... level to give the desired coverage. Preparation of laminates also must receive careful attention so the laminates do not contain any appearance defects such as mottling, orange peel, etc. Converters ...

A Communication of the PLACE div. of TAPPI

(Magazine)

February 27, 2006, ... observations, a new mechanism based on volatile induced flow defects has been proposed. It explains many observations that could not previously be explained. This mechanism has allowed prediction of new ...

The Secret Strain

(Magazine)

December 30, 2005, ... winding defects, you have to understand the strains and strain changes inside a wound roll. Winding seems like an additive process, like stacking bricks, where each new layer would exert the same load ...

Slitting & Rewinding Fundamentals for Converters

(Archive)

October 31, 2005, ... PFFC columnist, Tim Walker. Topics include: Winding Techniques Specifying a Slitter/Rewinder/Salvage Rewinder Winding Defects Machine Safety Shear Slitting—Refining the Process Crush Slitting ...

New Products

(Magazine)

October 30, 2005, ... and minimizing dust-related defects such as hickies at the printing press. Suction is applied at the point of slitting, removing any debris from the slit edge. Sheet metal bonnets enclose all but the contact ...

Mastering RFID

(Archive)

September 29, 2005, ... eliminate unwanted ESD. Lack of proper static control reduces production yields and creates conditions for catastrophic failures or results in “latent defects” where ESD-damaged parts pass production testing ...

New Products, Part 2

(Magazine)

September 29, 2005, ...  Seal-Scan inspection technology provides a one-step seal inspection method, on- or off-line, to detect seal defects and flaws in flat or stand-up pouches made of any type of material. Testing is completely ...

Without Boundaries

(Magazine)

August 30, 2005, ... requires multiple passes through the equipment. This means any unseen defects or stress in the initial pass becomes magnified in subsequent passes. Some Special Help Helping Lamart process the ultra-thin-gauge ...

The Converting Relay Race: Part II

(Magazine)

August 30, 2005, ... election. Surface unwinds eliminate the need for radial torque adjustments, but they are relatively rare due to their increased complexity and nip- related web defects. When inertial torque is more than ...

Fighting Flaws

(Magazine)

August 30, 2005, ... to add this equipment when needed and to improve it when installed can be a significant factor in preventing defects. Technical efforts in this area can be very effective, because the equipment cost is ...

A Communication from the PLACE Div. of TAPPI

(Magazine)

July 30, 2005, ... are minimal. Slot die coating heads can generally achieve higher line speeds than roll coaters. This is because the slot die application geometry is less susceptible to “film-splitting” and “ribbing” defects ...