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Water-Based Ink Adhesion and Web Temperature

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March 31, 2001, ... that is part of the binder in the form of a salt will not be volatilized until there is sufficient heat to decompose the salt and liberate the volatile amine. Therefore, it is essential that water-based ...

How One Converter Mastered Sheet-Fed Films

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March 31, 2001, ... much heat? There are a whole variety of issues that come up.” A Marriage Made in Heaven Since ExxonMobil and Hammer are headquartered just miles apart, it was only natural that the chemical company ...

Materials

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March 30, 2001, ... LLDPE is the heat-seal layer. Take Nip Impressions Quickly and Accurately Sensor Products Inc., East Hanover, NJ; 973/884-1755 Pressurex nip impression sensor films are custom tailored for determining ...

Products

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February 28, 2001, ... the coarseness of dot matrix, and the tracking capability enables the user to mark moving substrates, mfr. reports. It can image bitmap and vector graphics. Heat Shrink Roll Covers Resist Chemicals ...

Modifying Adhesives for Superior Performance

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February 28, 2001, ... adhesive resin used to bond vinyl to foam for automotive interior systems. The rapid development of heat resistance was critical for subsequent processing of the automotive parts. Results in this instance ...

Specially Designed Metallocene Copolymers for Extrusion Coating

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February 28, 2001, ... on a pilot cast film line underwent testing for physical and organoleptic properties. Other testing included hot tack and heat seal; dart, puncture, and tear; seal through contamination; adhesion; and ...

What's New in Narrow We

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January 31, 2001, ... Also said to provide dimensional stability, durability, and heat resistance for top- and bottom-side printed circuit board applications. Holographic Items Ship Quickly Hazen Paper Co., Holyoke, MA; ...

Formulators Look Beyond the Peel, Tack, and Shear Profile

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January 31, 2001, ...  Brase says the availability of better raw materials will spur the push toward radiation-curable technology. "By ultraviolet curing the materials, you can build better heat and chemical resistance int ...

In-Mold Labeling Makes Strides Worldwide

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December 31, 2000, ... tension control, and the ability to print a variety of substrates. A press also must have good heat management in the curing system and press design so it can handle the extensible films used for IML. ...

Materials

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December 31, 2000, ... speeds and provide finer detail and strong, consistent colors. Inks cure to a high-gloss finish that exhibits excellent mar and chemical resistance, co. reports. Hot Melt Adhesives Resist Heat, Set ...

The Influence of Aluminum Gauge on the Adhesion of Extruded Polyester to Foil Using Adheisve Primers

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December 31, 2000, ... adhesive primer to bond the materials. When we develop a new adhesive primer, typically, we characterize it in the laboratory for bonding latitude by generating a time and temperature heat seal profile. ...

Materials

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November 30, 2000, ... technique. Substrate is then passed through a laminating nip on printing press where the foil transfers from carrier and adheres to adhesive. The process is said to eliminate the need for costly heated ...

Converting Industry News

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November 29, 2000, ... heavy-caliper 0.028-in.-thick SBS paperboard sheet especially formulated by GulfStates Paperboard for heat seal forming on this canister. Production speeds are 85-90 containers/min. According to Jerry ...

What's New in Narrow We

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October 31, 2000, ... speeds and the use of a broader-based range of heat-sensitive substrates. Finishing System Offers Automatic Features Rotoflex InternationalInc., Mississauga, Ont., Canada; 905/670-8700; 800/387-3825; ...

Materials

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October 31, 2000, ... reported to be the first low extractable (LE) EB-curable coating that complies with FDA regulations for direct food contact. The LE coating provides high gloss; chemical, heat, and abrasion resistance; ...

Reporter Clips

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October 31, 2000, ... choices in two categories: heat-shrinkable capsules and metallic capsules. Heat-shrinkable products include extruded PVC capsules, extruded PVC capsules with stoppers, and seamed PVC capsules. In the metallic ...

Materials

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September 30, 2000, ... heat seal strength, and point-of-use solubility. Coextrusion Has Pharmaceutical Uses Klockner Capital Corp., Gordonsville, VA; 540/832-3400 Pentapharm Aclar 130/02 is a barrier film for pharmaceutical ...

Assessing Real-Life Sealant Performance in Flexible Packaging

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September 30, 2000, ... maintains the proper environment inside the package. Determining the ability of various sealants to maintain package integrity is not simply a matter of measuring heat seal strength, hot tack strength, ...

Nitrocellulose, Solvents, Recycling, and Safety

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September 30, 2000, ... industry. The lack of liquid solvent in the dry waste stream. Temperature. At no time should dry NC be overheated or be in contact with any surface at unsafe elevated temperatures. Under actual operating ...

Bringing Together the Many Benefits of Film and Paper

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September 30, 2000, ... bags, and sewn-open-mouth bags for the food industry, where the company believes the advantages of moisture barrier and fat resistance are particularly valuable. However, PaperFeel is heat-sealable ...