Felt side

Felt side

Side of the paper that does not make contact with the fourdrinier wire during papermaking; usually considered to be the "top side" or "front side". Compare wire side; see deckle, paper.

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felt side

Printing & publishing; Publishing

Side of the paper that does not make contact with the fourdrinier wire during papermaking; usually considered to be the "top side" or "front side". Compare wire side; see deckle, ...

felt side

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Top side of the paper, opposite from the wire side or underneath. The "right side of the paper".

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That side (the top or smooth side) which is in contact with the felt belt for extracting moisture during manufacture. This is the correct side of the paper for printing on.

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The smoother side of the paper for printing. The topside of the sheet in paper manufacturing.

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