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deckle [′dek·əl] (engineering) A detachable wood frame fitted around the edges of a papermaking mold. (materials) In paper manufacturing, the width of the wet sheet as it comes off the wire of a paper machine.
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It also controls layer width more accurately with deckles to keep sticky PP copolymers out of tenter clips in OPP, for example. 6-meter deckle Crescent Former tissue machine, complete virgin pulp line, and a rewinder and wrapping line. Most importantly, park professionals need to deckle if creating a virtual world is easier, and more reliable, as well as being more palatable for the younger generation than the one their parents experienced. |
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