Corrugated Lab1
Area for BW of corrugated
Types of film forming available at Clemson
Blown and Cast
Measure of how well a corrugated board holds up to rupturing
Mullen Burst
Film forming type available at Clemson that can produce multilayer films
Blown
The increase in area due to the corrugation of the medium
TUF
Difference in width of film and die slot in cast film line
Neck-in
Economic reasons why it is important to know the moisture content in paper and paperboard
Acceptable answers: printability, shrinkage, dimensional stability, physical strength, and paper runnability
Excess film collected at the edge of the films produced in the cast film line due to the reduction in width as extrudate exits the die.
Edge bead
The sale unit classification of the containerboard, based on typical grades of containerboard produced as defined by the AF&PA.
Grade
Barrel, Screw, Heat bands, Cooling System
Parts of the extruder