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fibre uniformity, ensuring that the fibres weave together in a tight mat. The wire passes over suction boxes that vacuum out the water, leaving a soft mat of pulp that forms the paper sheet, also known as the paper web. By now the wire has travelled 30-40 meters. In a couple of seconds, the water content has dropped to 75-80%, and the web has lost its wet sheen.
At this stage, the water content has reduced to between 45 and 55%.
Read morethe paper in order to add a thin layer of starch to the surface.Starch contributes to stiffness and the bonding of the fibres within the sheet of paper. After the sizing is applied, the paper passes through another set of heated drying cylinders. In all, the paper web may travel 400 meters through the dry end. In the process, it will lose roughly 93% of its water.
Read morewhere the paper is unwound and cut into smaller rolls as required by the customer.
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