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Partnering launches future growth in laminations

(Magazine)

August 31, 1996, ... in Winnipeg, Canada, as well as a slitting operation in Massachusetts. Chase & Sons moved the slitting capabilities to the new Webster plant and utilized laminated master rolls from the Canadian site (thus ...

Gravure gets easier

(Magazine)

April 30, 1996, ... flat blade does present problems. The press geometry may not be capable of doctoring large cylinders at that high angle, particularly when the doctoring must take place close to the nip." With a conventional ...

Paper characteristics: starting the job right

(Magazine)

April 30, 1996, ... of the ink film. The ability of the paper to absorb the water while in the printing nip determines whether or not the ink can uniformly transfer from the blanket to the paper. Brilliance, Whiteness ...

Company develops line of cost-saving packaging

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March 31, 1995, ... and wet out onto the secondary web. Hargro developed its own series of bond tests that predicted the performance of an adhesive under these strict performance controls. Due to the low-nip temperatures, ...

Unusual fiber packaging finding worldwide success

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December 31, 1994, ... and plastics. Paperlids are also used. The handle is high-density polyethylene. The host for my visit to Dorpak was Ton Knipscheer, commercial manager. The proprietary converting machine, located at ...

German company develops recovery concept for plastics

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December 31, 1994, ... Unipol 11 linear low-density polyethylene allows users to run it on equipment made to process conventional low-density polyethylene. This should speed linear low-density polyethylene penetration in Europe, ...