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- Converting Industry News
- (Magazine)
- September 30, 2000, ... high quality coating capabilities. Webs up to 740 mm wide may be wound up to 500-mm dia on 3- or 6-in. cores. Drying ovens are capable of temperatures to150 deg C. For more information contact Yasui Seiki ...
- A Glossary of Descriptive TermsSecond Installment
- (Magazine)
- September 30, 2000, ... easily when an incentive presents itself. Thus, significant static charge can occur on a dielectric material, especially one that is running over rolls in a coating and drying process. Driven rolls ...
- Common Causes of Blocking in Heat Seal CoatingsPart I
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- September 30, 2000, ... cause poor or zero adhesion. Excessive coating deposition easily can lead to blocking in the roll. Too much coating simply provides an opportunity for the material to squeeze out from the roll. Drying ...
- A Q&A on Remanufactured Equipment: Is It for You?
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- September 30, 2000, ... tolerances you need for today's demands. Q: What about the drying considerations of adding two more stations to an existing press? A: Existing drying systems usually can be modified to deliver the needed ...
- What's New in Narrow We
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- August 31, 2000, ... compact UV drying system is reported to eliminate significant heat buildup while maintaining the highest UV intensity. Co. adds that system features the most intense UV lamp system (3,420 mw/cm2) and has ...
- Converting Industry News
- (Magazine)
- August 31, 2000, ... TLC Motel, Waltham, near Boston. The Coating and Drying Technology Seminar, which will cover the technology of coating continuous webs, will be held October 30-November 2 until noon. That seminar will ...
- For ''Friendly'' Adhesives and Coatings, You Must Prioritiz
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- August 31, 2000, ... one that was in compliance with few changes in coating weight, line speed, drying conditions, final properties, etc. This certainly represented optimum user friendliness. If one adds economics as a ...
- What Is the Role of Additives in Water-Based Inks?
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- August 31, 2000, ... Plasticizers are used to improve the flexibility of an ink film. Many are high boiling solvent esters and, as such, remain in the ink film layer even after drying. Their concentrations have to be minimized ...
- More New Products for the Converting Industry
- (Magazine)
- August 31, 2000, ... is reported to promote drying, good blanket and roller stability, and low misting. Inks feature subsequent processing compatibility with UV and aqueous coatings, foils, and stamping/imprinting applications. ...
- Press Adds Flexibility of Film to Paper Operation
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- June 30, 2000, ... him to the Schiavi, including the 65-in.-wide web width, "extensive" drying capacity, and a "robust" design structure that allows it to deliver long runs of water-based printing at high speeds. In addition, ...
- Coating Operation Cleans Up Its (Trim Removal) Act
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- May 31, 2000, ... drying. The construction is then slit on EMT slitters, where the Convair trim removal system is employed to remove the feathered edges that could prohibit proper lamination when thin copper foil is laminated ...
- Seventy-Five Years and Counting for Bancroft Bag
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- February 29, 2000, ... now features is a different configuration for the drying section on the bottomer." Rothschild says the new W&H bottomer produces only the pasted-valve-style bag, but he adds that this type of bag can ...
- Specialty Products Are Custom Made in the U.K.
- (Magazine)
- January 31, 2000, ... what will be coming through the door tomorrow. We aim to cover most potential business offered to us." The new Dixon machine is fully turreted, has a comprehensive drying system (manufactured by Spooner) ...
- Temperature control helps ink customers optimize performance.
- (Magazine)
- November 30, 1996, ... the dryer in order to optimize the quality of ink drying." John Callahan, Sun Chemical web offset technical specialist, agrees: "I've been around printing for more than 50 years. There is always a temperature ...
- EPA and printers join forces to evaluate inks.
- (Magazine)
- October 31, 1996, ... affect how much it actually "costs" to use that ink. How much energy is consumed in printing and drying the ink? Does the ink have a high or low mileage? How many labor hours are required to produce the ...
- Gauging system lights the way
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- August 31, 1996, ... is subsequently attached. Then, the coated substrates pass into a drying oven for curing. Finally, the two coated substrates are laminated together to produce the finished BKL roll-form EL material. ...
- On-line gauging brings big benefits to coating operation
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- July 31, 1996, ... aspects of the production process. "We are always looking for state-of-the-art equipment as we move forward," he says. Adchem is looking at drying and coating technology as well as technology that can be ...
- A look at the status of UV/EB curing
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- June 30, 1996, ... Disadvantages include the time/energy required to remove any added water, as well as the effects of water on the drying/curing system and the substrate to which it is applied. If cured before the water ...
- UV/EB technology moves ahead with the times
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- June 30, 1996, ... processing, the slowest link has always been the drying stage. That's an area people look at to shorten the process," says Steven Siegal, president of UV Process Supply, Chicago, IL. Unlike conventional ...
- Pressure-sensitive line utilizes all-vector drive system
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- June 30, 1996, ... we run the same job, instead of going through and resetting 50 parameters for drying, speeds, tensions, and so on, we can press one button to download our saved parameters from the database into the PLC, ...
