Cockling
Cockling of paper release liners increases with the summer's high humidity.
Adchem Corporation recently sent out a newsletter describing a phenomenon that occurs most frequently during the summer months, cockling. Acording to Adchem Corporation, "cockling occurs when the paper of a tape swells, which for the absorptive medium occurs in three dimensions. This swelling creates a waviness which is termed cockling." This is a problem for the manufacturer because it can cause creasing and wrinkling, which results in more scrap.
You can download more information about cockling at Adchem's Knowledge Base.
To learn more about this problem and other, how they can affect your manufacturing process and what you can do to help avoid them, visit www.adchecm.com. To get the most information, take a moment to register. This will give you access to all the in-depth technical information and expertise Adchem has to offer.
Adchem Corporation recently sent out a newsletter describing a phenomenon that occurs most frequently during the summer months, cockling. Acording to Adchem Corporation, "cockling occurs when the paper of a tape swells, which for the absorptive medium occurs in three dimensions. This swelling creates a waviness which is termed cockling." This is a problem for the manufacturer because it can cause creasing and wrinkling, which results in more scrap.
You can download more information about cockling at Adchem's Knowledge Base.
To learn more about this problem and other, how they can affect your manufacturing process and what you can do to help avoid them, visit www.adchecm.com. To get the most information, take a moment to register. This will give you access to all the in-depth technical information and expertise Adchem has to offer.
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