From Paper Mill to Pressroom
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The knack of appraising can be acquired only through practical experi- ence; and the ability to make tests is gained only by careful technical training.
In the majority of cases a satisfactory appraisal may be given without chemical or physical tests, but these are cases when the superficial characteristics, such as color, finish, feel, etc. , are the prime qualifications, and such considerations as fiber contents, freedom from impurties, exact tensile strength etc. , are of negligible importan...ce.
Although experience, only, leads to the knack of apprais- ing paper, certain points might be suggested with benefit to the beginner which would assist him to an earlier acquirement of the art.
COLOR. Color being a purely relative term as applied to the variations in so-called "white" papers, it is necessary to make comparisons with accepted standards of the various grades in order to arrive at conclusions.
In common parlance, white papers may be described as natural, light natural, white, blue-white, pink-white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The knack of appraising can be acquired only through practical experi- ence; and the ability to make tests is gained only by careful technical training.
In the majority of cases a satisfactory appraisal may be given without chemical or physical tests, but these are cases when the superficial characteristics, such as color, finish, feel, etc. , are the prime qualifications, and such considerations as fiber contents, freedom from impurties, exact tensile strength etc. , are of negligible importan...ce.
Although experience, only, leads to the knack of apprais- ing paper, certain points might be suggested with benefit to the beginner which would assist him to an earlier acquirement of the art.
COLOR. Color being a purely relative term as applied to the variations in so-called "white" papers, it is necessary to make comparisons with accepted standards of the various grades in order to arrive at conclusions.
In common parlance, white papers may be described as natural, light natural, white, blue-white, pink-white.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bond Wheelwright to read onlineMoreLess
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