Blister

Blister

An undesirable result that occurs in paper arising from the rapid expansion of moisture in the interior of a well-sealed sheet, when subjected to high drying temperatures; occurs most frequently on a heat-set, web offset printing press. Caused by too rapid or too high temperature drying, or a weak internal bond strength of the paper. Small eruptions in a paper's coating, usually from paper being dried too quickly on high-speed web offset presses.

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state of being developed

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covering with a design in which one element covers a part of another (as with tiles or shingles)

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serving to indicate

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