Barking Drum Large rotating cylinder in which pulpwood logs are tumbled against one another to remove the bark. A coating that is applied onto the non-printing side of paper to add to the opacity of the paper. The paper for coating or other types of finishing including laminating and consisting mainly of fibers, but may contain other additives depending on its use. For example, for coated printing papers it will contain filler and sizing, but may also be surfac Basestock Paper or board to be further treated in various ways, depending upon it s intended use. The one size in each category of paper that is used to establish the weight of the sheet.
Basic sizes differ from category to category.
The difference between the cash price and the futures price of lumber. Beater Large, longitudinally partitioned vat used to mix and mechanically work pulp with other ingredients to make paper. Beating The mechanical treatment of the fibers in water to increase surface area, flexibility and promote bonding when dried. Chip A recycled paperboard product used for making folding cartons. Bevel Siding A board that has been resawn diagonally.