A term covering a number of papers used as the base for abrasive plastics, coating , tracing and dyeing dry abrasives. Very strong manila base for glass paper and garnet while for glass paper and garn [..]

That property of paper whose causes it to break or fail when deformed such as by binding, converting, finishing, folding and handling. Factors, which contribute to brittleness , are composition, moist [..]

The operation of crinkling a sheet of paper to increase its stretch and softness.

The mass of a unit area of paper or board determined by the standard method of test; it is expressed in g/m2.

Papers having a grammage (basis weight) normally less than 40 g/m2.

A machine direction web cutting device which is mounted on a rewinder for transforming large parent rolls into rolls having narrower widths.    Shear Cut Slitter: Slitting done by circular flat faced [..]

The ability of a paper or board to take up and retain liquid, gas or solids so that one substance disappears.

Simulated aging of paper by exposure of paper to a hostile environment, such as some types of radiation, elevated temperature (in dry or moist air) or chemical attach over a period of hours, days or w [..]

Paper that does not contain any free acid. They may be used for archival purpose or for wrapping articles.

Moisture proof adhesive : An adhesive that forms a barrier to moisture or water when applied in a continuous film and that retains its strength in contact with water. Moisture-resistant adhesive : An [..]