папир осетљив на притисак

папир осетљив на притисак

Designates paper that is coated on one or both sides with adhesive. This adhesive is activated by pressure. Usually used in the manufacture of labels and tapes.

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Pramonės šaka / sritis: Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Category: Paper; Paper production
Company: Neenah Paper
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Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Term which may be applied to a single sheet, a grade of paper, or a description of paper, i. E. Coated, uncoated, offset, letterpress, etc.

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Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

The amount of water vapor present in the atmosphere expressed as a percentage of the maximum that could be present at the same temperature.

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The collection of colors or shades available to a graphic system or program.

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The relative roughness, smoothness or unevenness of the paper surface.

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Smallest unit of vegetable growth which is used to make paper pulps. Most commonly, fiber derives its name from the location where it grows, i. E. , leaf fiber, stem fiber.

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Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

At the wet end of the paper machine, a copper, bronze or synthetic screen that receives the suspension of water and fiber from the head-box. The wire moves the suspension along to ...

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