- Industry: Printing & publishing
- Number of terms: 12439
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- Company Profile:
Neenah Paper, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and sale of fine papers and technical products worldwide. The company operates through two segments, Fine Paper and Technical Products. The Fine Paper segment provides writing papers used in business and personal ...
Process of transforming raw papermaking materials into pulp.
Industry:Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Process using an intermediary plate or drum (like Xerography) or coated take-off sheet (like Electrofax™) which is electrically charged to attract powder or liquid developer only to the image area.
Industry:Printing & publishing
Proofs made by photomechanical or digital means in less time and at lower cost than press proofs.
Industry:Printing & publishing
Proofs of colors separation negatives that have been exposed to offset plates and printed using process inks. Presented in the sequence of printing, i.e., (1) yellow plate alone, (2) red alone, (3) yellow and red, (4) blue alone, (5) yellow, red, and blue, (6) black alone, (7) yellow, red, blue, and black. The preferred way for checking the color of the separation negatives using the same inks, paper, ink densities, and color sequence as intended for the production run.
Industry:Printing & publishing
Proper name for the beater on the paper machine. In the Jordan, the pulp is pulverized, causing the pulp and water to mix in a uniform manner.
Industry:Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Property of paper and paperboard to resist bending.
Industry:Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Pulp made by disintegrating new or old cotton or linen rags and cleaning and bleaching fibers.
Industry:Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Pulp made using a combination of chemical and mechanical methods and usually used for corrugated mediums.
Industry:Printing & publishing
Punching a series of holes or slits in a line in the paper, to weaken it so tearing will occur easily along that line. Also the making of slits in paper during folding, at the fold, to prevent wrinkles and to allow air to escape.
Industry:Printing & publishing
Quality of a sheet of paper to resist penetration by water from one surface to the other.
Industry:Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
