Tea Filter Paper Color Options: White or Natural
Tea Filter Paper Color Options: White or Natural Most tea filter paper manufacturers offer both natural (tan) and white filter papers. The color is dictated by how the pulp is made. [...]
Tea Filter Paper Color Options: White or Natural Most tea filter paper manufacturers offer both natural (tan) and white filter papers. The color is dictated by how the pulp is made. [...]
Considerations When Selecting Copper Interleaving Paper As almost any rolled copper producer will tell you, interleaving copper is not like interleaving stainless steel or other nonferrous metals. Three important differences exist [...]
Now Offering PFOA- and PFOS-Free OGR Papers Flexlink’s FlexTrue™ is a full line of compostable papers that will solve problems in the food and pet industries. As part of this new [...]
Understanding PFAS - Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances What is PFAS? PFAS, which is an abbreviation for Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a large and complex group of manufactured chemicals [...]
Why You Should Choose Flexlink’s PVC Film Interleaving Paper Has your interleaving paper supplier left your PVC Film bare due to a lack of supply or an inability to get paper [...]
Benefits of Removing Resin from Glass Interleaving Paper Glass interleaving defects can be broken into uncontrollable and controllable factors. The uncontrollable factors are outside the control of the glass manufacturer and [...]
A Case Study on Yield Savings and Efficiency Improvements with Flexsheen® Interleaving Paper Flexlink recently trialed, qualified and began selling Flexsheen® interleaving paper to another new customer in the stainless [...]
The Difference Between MG and MF Paper Many of the questions that we receive here at Flexlink deal with the differences between “MG” or “machine glazed” paper versus “MF” or “machine [...]
Glass Interleaving Powder vs. Glass Interleaving Paper Glass interleaving paper is used when interleaving powder does not work. In most cases, this occurs because the glass surface is not perfectly flat [...]
Moisture: A Demon for Glass Manufacturers Glass interleaving defects can be broken into “uncontrollable” and “controllable” factors. The uncontrollable factors are outside the control of the glass manufacturer and include humidity, [...]