In der Stoffaufbereitung werden sämtliche Komponenten, die für die Mischung des Papieres verwendet werden, zusammen geführt und rezeptmässig verarbeitet.
In der Stoffaufbereitung werden sämtliche Komponenten, die für die Mischung des Papieres verwendet werden, zusammen geführt und rezeptmässig verarbeitet.
Der Offsetdruck hat die größte Bandbreite an Druckprodukten, von Visitenkarten bis zu Zeitungen, Zeitschriften, Katalogen oder Bildbänden.
Wir unterscheiden zwischen Bogenoffsetdruck und Rollenoffsetdruck.
The document discusses paper processing and rolling. It describes the calendering process which uses a super calender with 12 steel and soft rollers to smooth and finish the paper surface. It then discusses how the paper is wound onto rolls after calendering and the equipment used such as roll cutters, jumbo roll cutters, and roll packing machines.
The document discusses adjusting various aspects of an operating printing press, including:
1) Adjusting ink and water feed manually or automatically at low speed to minimize waste during setup.
2) Adjusting ink feed based on maintaining constant print density, the pressman's eye, and proofs accepted by the client.
3) Adjusting water feed based on the minimum needed level, the pressman's experience with the paper, and previously printed sheets, with make-ready waste typically being 500-5,000 copies.
Paper technology : wood pulp - bleaching 1SappiHouston
The document discusses the process of transforming wood into paper. It begins with harvesting trees and producing wood chips. The chips are then sorted by wood type and pulped using different mechanical and chemical processes. This breaks down the wood fibers for use in papermaking. Key steps include debarking logs, chopping into chips, and pulping the chips to create a fibrous slurry that can be formed into paper.
This document discusses wood, pulp production, and bleaching. It begins by describing different types of wood like deciduous and coniferous, and their characteristics. It then outlines the pulp production process which involves steps like debarking, chipping, and defibering wood. There are two main types of pulp - mechanical and chemical. Mechanical pulp retains more wood components while chemical pulp removes more lignin. The document concludes with an overview of bleaching methods used to remove colored substances from pulp like elemental chlorine, ozone, and hydrogen peroxide.
The document discusses the paper finishing process, including calendering paper using steel and soft reels to create a glossy surface, cutting large reels of paper using a jumbo reel cutter with circle knives, and packing the cut reels of paper with a reel packing machine.
This document discusses various paper finishing and packaging techniques, including cutting paper into sheets using cross cutters, wrapping reams of paper, packing paper onto pallets, and storing and loading finished paper products in an automatic warehouse. Images show the different stages of the finishing and packaging process from reels of paper to wrapped and packed pallets ready for storage and shipping.
The document discusses the finishing process for paper products. Finishing involves cutting paper to size, packaging it for customers, and applying identifying labels. Key steps include calendering to make the paper smooth, slitting large reels into smaller ones, reel packaging, sheet cutting, and packaging sheets or reams with labels. The goal is to prepare the paper according to customer specifications and protect it during transport and storage. Various machines such as calenders, slitters, cutters, and packaging equipment are used to complete the finishing steps.
The document describes the key components and processes of a paper machine. It discusses the wet end which includes stock preparation and transport to the headbox. It then explains the headbox, wire section for initial dewatering, press section for further dewatering including conventional, German and shoe presses. Drying sections are described next for heating and drying the paper web. A size press is included to make the surface water repellent before winding the finished paper onto large reels. Water is circulated throughout the entire papermaking process.
Papier ist ein endlos hergestelltes Vlies aus Pflanzenfasern. Der Hauptfaserrohstoff ist Holz. Andere Faserarten, z. B. Stroh, Hadern, Baumwolle und synthetische Fasern spielen eine untergeordnete Rolle.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview October 2015SappiHouston
The document summarizes economic indicators and forecasts from Europe, the US, and Japan in October 2015. In Europe, GDP growth forecasts remained stable for 2015 but declined slightly for 2016, and industrial confidence increased slightly while consumer confidence declined. In the US, GDP forecasts remained the same for 2015 but declined slightly for 2016. Japan's GDP forecasts declined for both 2015 and 2016, and its credit rating was downgraded. The document also includes charts and data on topics like GDP, inflation, unemployment, and business climate indexes for various countries and regions.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview August 2015SappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany. It summarizes GDP forecasts, inflation rates, unemployment, industrial and consumer confidence indexes, and capacity utilization in the EU. Charts show trends in these indicators. The report also provides data on business climate indexes in Germany and worldwide from IFO and advertising expenditure forecasts from ZenithOptimedia.
Der Offsetdruck hat die größte Bandbreite an Druckprodukten, von Visitenkarten bis zu Zeitungen, Zeitschriften, Katalogen oder Bildbänden.
Wir unterscheiden zwischen Bogenoffsetdruck und Rollenoffsetdruck.
The document discusses paper processing and rolling. It describes the calendering process which uses a super calender with 12 steel and soft rollers to smooth and finish the paper surface. It then discusses how the paper is wound onto rolls after calendering and the equipment used such as roll cutters, jumbo roll cutters, and roll packing machines.
The document discusses adjusting various aspects of an operating printing press, including:
1) Adjusting ink and water feed manually or automatically at low speed to minimize waste during setup.
2) Adjusting ink feed based on maintaining constant print density, the pressman's eye, and proofs accepted by the client.
3) Adjusting water feed based on the minimum needed level, the pressman's experience with the paper, and previously printed sheets, with make-ready waste typically being 500-5,000 copies.
Paper technology : wood pulp - bleaching 1SappiHouston
The document discusses the process of transforming wood into paper. It begins with harvesting trees and producing wood chips. The chips are then sorted by wood type and pulped using different mechanical and chemical processes. This breaks down the wood fibers for use in papermaking. Key steps include debarking logs, chopping into chips, and pulping the chips to create a fibrous slurry that can be formed into paper.
This document discusses wood, pulp production, and bleaching. It begins by describing different types of wood like deciduous and coniferous, and their characteristics. It then outlines the pulp production process which involves steps like debarking, chipping, and defibering wood. There are two main types of pulp - mechanical and chemical. Mechanical pulp retains more wood components while chemical pulp removes more lignin. The document concludes with an overview of bleaching methods used to remove colored substances from pulp like elemental chlorine, ozone, and hydrogen peroxide.
The document discusses the paper finishing process, including calendering paper using steel and soft reels to create a glossy surface, cutting large reels of paper using a jumbo reel cutter with circle knives, and packing the cut reels of paper with a reel packing machine.
This document discusses various paper finishing and packaging techniques, including cutting paper into sheets using cross cutters, wrapping reams of paper, packing paper onto pallets, and storing and loading finished paper products in an automatic warehouse. Images show the different stages of the finishing and packaging process from reels of paper to wrapped and packed pallets ready for storage and shipping.
The document discusses the finishing process for paper products. Finishing involves cutting paper to size, packaging it for customers, and applying identifying labels. Key steps include calendering to make the paper smooth, slitting large reels into smaller ones, reel packaging, sheet cutting, and packaging sheets or reams with labels. The goal is to prepare the paper according to customer specifications and protect it during transport and storage. Various machines such as calenders, slitters, cutters, and packaging equipment are used to complete the finishing steps.
The document describes the key components and processes of a paper machine. It discusses the wet end which includes stock preparation and transport to the headbox. It then explains the headbox, wire section for initial dewatering, press section for further dewatering including conventional, German and shoe presses. Drying sections are described next for heating and drying the paper web. A size press is included to make the surface water repellent before winding the finished paper onto large reels. Water is circulated throughout the entire papermaking process.
Papier ist ein endlos hergestelltes Vlies aus Pflanzenfasern. Der Hauptfaserrohstoff ist Holz. Andere Faserarten, z. B. Stroh, Hadern, Baumwolle und synthetische Fasern spielen eine untergeordnete Rolle.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview October 2015SappiHouston
The document summarizes economic indicators and forecasts from Europe, the US, and Japan in October 2015. In Europe, GDP growth forecasts remained stable for 2015 but declined slightly for 2016, and industrial confidence increased slightly while consumer confidence declined. In the US, GDP forecasts remained the same for 2015 but declined slightly for 2016. Japan's GDP forecasts declined for both 2015 and 2016, and its credit rating was downgraded. The document also includes charts and data on topics like GDP, inflation, unemployment, and business climate indexes for various countries and regions.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview August 2015SappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany. It summarizes GDP forecasts, inflation rates, unemployment, industrial and consumer confidence indexes, and capacity utilization in the EU. Charts show trends in these indicators. The report also provides data on business climate indexes in Germany and worldwide from IFO and advertising expenditure forecasts from ZenithOptimedia.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview June 2015SappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany. It summarizes that GDP growth in the EU remained stable in 2015 but declined in the US due to harsh weather and a strong dollar. Industrial confidence in the EU improved slightly while consumer confidence declined. The German economy remains on track with recent data showing accelerated growth, though the IFO Business Climate Index edged downward.
Economic Indicators and Monthly Overview April 2015SappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and globally. Key points include:
- GDP growth forecasts for Europe and Germany improved slightly, while forecasts declined for the US and Japan.
- Industrial confidence in the Eurozone rose again in March, and consumer confidence continued to improve significantly.
- Unemployment rates and inflation rates in the Eurozone are trending downward.
- The IFO Business Climate Index for Germany reached its highest level since July 2014, indicating continued economic expansion.
Economic indicators and Monthly Overview January 2015SappiHouston
The document provides an economic outlook for January 2015. It summarizes forecasts for GDP growth in Europe, the US, and Japan in 2015 and 2016. GDP growth is expected to be 1.5% in Europe in 2015 and 1.8% in 2016. In the US, GDP growth is forecast to be 3.2% in 2015 and 2.8% in 2016. Japan's GDP growth is projected to be 1.2% in 2015 and 1.5% in 2016. The document also reviews recent economic indicator data for the EU, Germany, and other regions.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan and Germany. It summarizes that GDP growth forecasts for Europe and Japan were lowered for 2014 but raised slightly for Japan in 2015. Industrial and consumer confidence in the EU improved slightly in October, breaking prior downward trends. The IFO Business Climate Index for Germany continued to fall, indicating a deteriorating outlook for the German economy.
This document provides an economic overview and indicators for Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany from October 2014. It summarizes that GDP growth forecasts were lowered slightly for Europe and Japan, while the US forecast improved slightly. Industrial confidence and consumer confidence in Europe continued to decline in September. The German IFO Business Climate Index fell again, indicating the German economy is slowing. Charts show trends in GDP, inflation, unemployment, and other economic indicators for various regions.
Economic Indicators and Montly Overview September SappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan and Germany. It summarizes data on GDP growth, unemployment, inflation, business and consumer confidence indexes. GDP growth forecasts for Europe in 2014 were lowered slightly due to stagnation in the Eurozone recovery. US GDP growth forecasts remained unchanged, while Japan's forecasts saw a small decrease and increase for 2014 and 2015 respectively. Several indexes tracking European industrial and consumer confidence declined further in August.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany. It summarizes GDP forecasts, business and consumer confidence indexes, unemployment and inflation rates. GDP growth is expected to be modest in Europe and the US in 2014, while forecasts for Japan remain stable. Several indexes for Germany fell slightly in June due to concerns about the impact of crises in Ukraine and Iraq. Advertising growth forecasts from Zenith also are included, with global growth expected to be 4.7% in 2014.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany. Key points include: the GDP growth forecast for the EU remained stable at 1.5% for 2014 but decreased for the US; the ECB cut interest rates to stimulate lending; consumer confidence in the EU continued to improve while Germany's business climate index fell slightly; and global advertising growth is projected to increase by 4.9% in 2014.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan, and global advertising trends. It summarizes GDP forecasts, economic confidence indexes, inflation rates, and unemployment in key regions. Recent data points to positive but uneven growth returning to the Eurozone. The ECB is expected to cut interest rates further to boost low inflation. The US economy showed mixed results in Q1 2014 due to weather impacts. Japanese consumer spending increased sharply ahead of a sales tax hike. Global advertising is forecast to grow 5.1% in 2014 led by digital media, especially in emerging markets.
Economic indicators april 2014 houstonSappiHouston
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan and Germany. It summarizes GDP forecasts which remained positive for Europe and the US but fell slightly for Japan. It also reviews recent economic data on industrial confidence, unemployment, inflation and other indicators, which were mostly stable or improving. However, the IFO Business Climate index for Germany fell in March due to concerns about emerging markets and events in Crimea.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan and Germany. It summarizes GDP growth forecasts which were improved slightly for Europe but decreased for the US and Japan. Unemployment and industrial confidence indicators for Europe are also discussed. Key points about advertising growth forecasts from Zenith are presented.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators from Europe, the US, Japan and Germany. It summarizes GDP forecasts, inflation rates, unemployment, consumer confidence indexes and other metrics. According to the document, GDP growth is expected to improve in the US and Eurozone in 2014, while Japan's GDP forecast was lowered slightly. Inflation remains a concern in the Eurozone. The German economy started 2014 promisingly with rising business sentiment indicators.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators and forecasts from various sources. It summarizes that consensus GDP forecasts for major economies remained largely unchanged, while industrial confidence in the EU improved and consumer confidence declined slightly. The IFO Business Climate Index for Germany rose significantly on improved current business assessments and expectations. Zenith data showed global advertising expenditures are forecast to grow 4.9% in 2013 and 5.1% in 2014.
The document provides an overview of recent economic indicators and forecasts from Europe, the US, Japan, and Germany in October 2013. Key points include:
- The Eurozone GDP growth forecast remained flat at 0.0% for 2013 and 1.3% for 2014, while the ECB unexpectedly cut interest rates to 0.25% due to deflation concerns.
- US GDP growth was revised up to 1.7% for 2013 and remained at 2.6% for 2014 following stronger than expected third quarter growth.
- Japan's GDP forecast remained unchanged at 1.9% for 2013 but declined slightly to 1.6% for 2014, despite other improving economic parameters.
- The IFO Business Climate Index
This document provides contact information for specialists at Sappi who can assist with technical issues in various languages and regions. It lists representatives for different countries and language groups in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United Kingdom, along with their names and email addresses. It encourages contacting Sappi for any needed assistance and directs to their website for additional paper and printing knowledge.
The document provides an economic outlook overview for October 2013. It summarizes consensus GDP forecasts for Europe, the US, and Japan. For Europe, it notes improving industrial and consumer confidence in the EU, while the ECB kept interest rates unchanged. In the US, recovery has been hurt by the government shutdown. Japan took a small step to reduce debt by raising sales tax. Charts show historical GDP, inflation, unemployment, and other economic indicator trends in the EU. The report also summarizes IFO and Zenith economic indicator forecasts.
ContiVision - Web Break Analysis SystemSappiHouston
ContiVision is a system that automatically analyzes web breaks during the printing process. It determines the time, location, process circumstances, and most probable cause of each web break. This allows printers to optimize their process, prevent recurring breaks, and claim breaks caused by paper faults. The system collects data from sensors and cameras to analyze each break and produce a report with evidence to determine the root cause.
The document provides an economic outlook overview for September 2013. Key points include:
- GDP growth forecasts improved slightly for the Eurozone, US, and Japan. Recent data also indicates the Eurozone recovery is being maintained.
- Several economic indicators show improvements, such as industrial confidence and consumer confidence rising in the Eurozone. The IFO Business Climate Index for Germany also continued to climb.
- Global ad expenditure is forecast to grow at a slower 3.5% in 2013 due to issues in Europe and South Korea, but a rebound is expected in 2014-2015, led by rising markets. Internet and mobile advertising are outpacing other media in growth.