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    A clay-coated food-grade boxboard was suffering from excessive dusting due to clay chipping along he slit edges. After dynamic testing, wide-rim blades were proposed for its new automatic slitter-positioning installation. A project engineer for a Midwest boxboard manufacturer writes that this product was suffering from excess dusting.

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    A clay-coated food-grade boxboard was suffering from excessive dusting due to clay chipping along he slit edges. After dynamic testing, wide-rim blades were proposed for its new automatic slitter-positioning installation. A project engineer for a Midwest boxboard manufacturer writes that this product was suffering from excess dusting.

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    Slitting Solutions

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    A clay-coated food-grade boxboard was suffering from excessive dusting due to clay chipping along he slit edges. After dynamic testing, wide-rim blades were proposed for its new automatic slitter-positioning installation. A project engineer for a Midwest boxboard manufacturer writes that this product was suffering from excess dusting.

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    Slitting Solutions Excesive Dusting problem minimized with adjustments

    The premiere edition of this exclusive paper, film and foil converter troubleshooting feature examines a slitting problem presented by a project engineer for a Midwest boxboard converter. This feature is designed to solve readers problems with specific slitting applications.

    By Reinhold Schable / Tidland Corp.

    A project engineer for Midwest boxboard manufacturer writes that this product a clay-coated food-grade boxboard, was suffering from excessive dusting due to clay chipping along he slit edges. After dynamic testing, wide-rim blades were proposed for its new automatic slitter-positioning installation. The initial grind

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