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PAPER AND BOARD - GENERAL
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Paper or board intened to be converted for example by a coating process or, by impregnation. In certain countries, this term is also used for papers to which a layer of other material (aluminium,plastics, etc.) is added.
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Paper coated (generally on one side), with a pigmented layer transferable by pressure, or impact used for making copies at the same time as an original manuscript or typescript is made.
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Paper other than carbon Paper or carbonized forms coated on one or both sides with, or otherwise containing,a substance for obtaining simultaneously one or more copies of an original manuscript or typescript by localized pressure without interposing carbon paper
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Board made on a continuous machine from waste paper mainly of a low grade.
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Paper that has undergone a coating process on one or both sides.
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Paperboard that is made from chemical and semichemical pulps sometimes mixed with straw or recycled paper stock that is to be converted to a corrugated board by passing it through a corrugating machine
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Numerous grades of paper used for pen and pencil artwork. It has fiber compositions depending on the type of work for which it is intended.
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Paper on which raised or depressed design has been produced generally by pressure from an engraved roll or plate.
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A board intended for the manufacture of cartons, and having good scoring and folding properties.
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Kraft liner, Kraft linerboard
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A liner board made on a cylinder or fourdrinier machine from a furnish containing 80% or more virgin kraft woodpulp. Nominalgrade weights range from 26 to 90 Ib/1000ft2 and thicknesses from to 9 to 30 points.
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A paper made essentially from woodpulp produced by a modified sulfate pulping process. It is a comparatively coarse paper particularly noted for its strength, and in unbleached grades is used primaliry as a wrapper or packaging material. Its natural unbleached color is brown, but by the use of semibleached or fully unbleached sulfate pulps, it can be produced in lighter shades of semibleached or fully bleached sulfate pulps, it can be produced in lighter shades of brown, cream tints and white. In addition to its use as a wrapping paper , it is also converted into a wide variety of products such as:grocers’bags, envelopes, gummed sealing tape, multiwall sack, as well as all types of specialty bages and sacks.
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Papers of low grammage generally less
than 40g/m2
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A generic term for any paper or board intended for covering an other paper or
board material, for example, by adhesion to become a part of the finished product.
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A type of Kraft paperboard, generally
unbleached, used to line or face corrugated
core board (on both sides) to form shipping
boxes and various types of containers.
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A grade of tissue made especially for
converting into paper dinner napkins.
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Paper intended for the printing of newspapers. The furnish is largely
mechanical wood pulp, with some
chemical wood pulp.
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Highly absorbent, bulky types of
lightweight tissue papers used to make
sanitary, disposable items such as
napkins.
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A term used mainly in Asia for linerboard
manufactured from recycled or secondary
fiber from a furnish containing 20% or less
of virgin kraft pulp.
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Thin, low weight, gauze-like types of paper
made from virgin and/or reclaimed pulp,used to manufacture such items as
sanitary products, wrapping material,
protective packing paper, stock for waxing
and twisting, etc.
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A term used in conjunction with types of
paper and paper board that have been
manufactured without the use of coating
materials.
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Paper suitable for printing or other graphic
purposes, where at least 90% of the fibre
furnish consists of chemical pulp fibres.Uncoated wood free paper can be made
from a variety or furnishes, with variable
levels of mineral filler and a range of
finishing processes such as sizing,
calendering, machine glazing and
watermaking. This grade includes most
office papers, such as business forms,
copier, computer, stationery and book
papers. Pigmented and size press
“coated” papers (coating less than 5gper side) are covered by this heading
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Paper or board having in principle only
chemical pulp in its fiber composition; in
practice, however, it may accidentally
contain a small amount of other fibers or
pulps.
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General terms used to indicate papers
intended for containing, protecting or decoratively presenting products.
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