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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. Both types have deckles that should he inspected far condition and positioning. The Flex-Master's 65 mm and 75 mm coextrusion station utilizes a feedblock and 1,500 mm die with internal deckles for edge bead savings. |
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