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Protecting Corrugated Rolls With Tungsten Coating - What You Need to Know

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Protecting Corrugated Rolls With Tungsten Coating - What You Need to Know

When it comes to protecting corrugated rolls, tungsten coating is the best solution for several reasons. It helps keep your corrugated rolls from breaking, improves the lifespan of the corrugated rolls, and helps prevent solder shorts. There are also other benefits of using tungsten coating of corrugating rolls that you'll find interesting, including reducing the cost of your paper and the amount of time it takes to print.


Reduces paper consumption

Paper has become one of the largest components of the solid waste burden in the United States. With the growth of computer usage, the demand for paper has also increased. In fact, personal computers account for 115 billion sheets of paper a year worldwide.

There are several measures you can take to reduce your consumption. These include purchasing products made from sustainable sources and using less paper. You can also lobby your local government to adopt more environmentally friendly practices.

Another important paper conservation strategy involves avoiding damp conditions. Damp pockets can occur due to localized temperature differentials. Without protective measures, this problem can worsen. It's best to tackle the issue as quickly as possible.

An effective method is to protect your corrugated rolls with a tungsten coating. This prevents friction and will cut your paper consumption by a few percent.

Other ways to reduce your paper consumption include lobbying your local governments, and hosting contests. These efforts can help you stimulate employee enthusiasm.


Prevents solder shorts

When it comes to printed circuit board production, moisture is often a major source of contention. This is particularly true if you are making a single sided board with a large hole to lead ratio.

A corrugated roll with a carbonized tungsten coating may help. One of the best ways to combat moisture is to dry the board before putting it in its final resting place. It will also lower the overall paper consumption rate.

Solder balls are a common reflow defect. To avoid these small annoyances, you need to make sure you have the correct solder paste, and that it is stored correctly. In addition, you need to make sure you are using the right paste for the right component. Having the right paste can reduce wastage by as much as thirty to fifty percent.

Using the right type of adhesive and properly storing your paste will ensure you get the most out of your purchase. The right paste can shave many hours off your reflow time, and can even lower the cost of your reflow by as much as a factor of two!


Increases lifespan

Tungsten carbide coatings are a major part of metal and steel production. They are used as roll coatings.

The benefits of using tungsten carbide coatings include a higher degree of wear resistance and an improved wear life. In addition, the quality of the production is enhanced. There is less abrasion on the top of the corrugation height, which can reduce the amount of paper consumed. This lowers the overall paste consumption and leads to a stable use of the product.

Corrugating rolls coated with tungsten carbide can last three to five times longer than conventional chrome-plated rollers. They have a low corrugation rate and a high degree of hardness. Several companies offer these rollers.

These rollers are made of steel and are affixed with flutes that press into the paper. Each end of the roller has a large industrial roller bearing. It is important to know the difference between these types of rollers and to choose the right one.


Reduces corrugation pattern

The present invention provides a method for reducing the corrugation pattern of a corrugating roll. It also aims to reduce the increase of the consumption of the core of the corrugating roll. These benefits are achieved by applying super anti-friction carbonized tungsten coating to the corrugating roll. In addition, it can provide the corrugated board with less paper consumption rate. This technique is suitable for paper packaging and cardboard industry.

In this embodiment, a coated corrugated foil is provided with a metal substrate covered with alumina layers. A second surface 16 is provided with edges and a transverse folding axis 18. Both surfaces are divided into two halves.

In the process of reprocessing, the corrugated roll is reprocessed to produce an arc-shaped curved surface of the ridge (12) of the corrugating roll greater than the arc-shaped curved surface before reprocessing. When pressing the corrugated roll, the peak portion of the upper corrugated roller is bonded together.

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