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Training Time: 14 minutes
Compatibility: Desktop, Tablet, Phone
Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English, Portuguese, Polish
The main goal of roll handling and wrapping systems is to protect newly-produced paper or board rolls from physical damage, moisture and foreign debris during handling, transport and storage. This is necessary because paper and board rolls may be handled multiple times in multiple ways, and stored in several locations in different environments, prior to use by the customer. This module will describe the steps of a typical roll wrapping system and describe the equipment used in the roll wrapping process.
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The following key questions are answered in this module:
Why are rolls wrapped?Rolls are wrapped to protect them from physical damage, moisture, and foreign debris during handling transport and storage.
What materials are used to wrap rolls?Paper rolls are usually wrapped with unbleached kraft paper. The kraft paper can be coated and sometimes a clear film is applied in conjunction with kraft paper.
What are headers?Headers are paper or board discs that are placed on the ends of the rolls for protection.
What is an upender?An upender takes a roll from its side and stands it on end so a clamp truck can pick it up.
How are rolls secured to prevent damage during transport?Roll damage during transport can be prevented by following the correct loading pattern and securing the rolls with air-filled bags, honeycomb and contoured void fillers, risers, and non-metallic strapping.
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