High finish

High finish

A term referring to a paper that has a smooth, hard finish applied through calendering or other processes.

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Industry/Domain: Printing & publishing
Category: Paper
Company: Neenah Paper
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high finish

Printing & publishing; Paper

A term referring to a paper that has a smooth, hard finish applied through calendering or other processes.

high-finished

Language; Dictionaries

Finished with great care; polished.

finish

Machine tools; Bearings

A term usually applied to the last machining operation on any surface of a bearing, such as "Finish O. D. , " "Finish bore, " etc.

finish

Printing & publishing; Publishing

The surface characteristics of paper; see paper coating. Also, the general term for trimming, folding, binding, and all other post-press operations.

finish

Art history; Visual arts

In painting or sculpture, the degree to which a surface has been worked, and hence the quality of that surface in material terms.

finish

Building materials; Wood flooring

The surface coating on pre-finished flooring. Usually either urethane or wax finish. A coating that protects a floor from wear and enhances its appearance.

driers

Printing & publishing; Paper

Wet paper passes through these large cylindrical steam heated rolls that dry paper webs. The dry-end of the paper machine.

roll

Printing & publishing; Paper

Web of paper. Paper wound around a core or shaft to form a continuous roll or web of paper.

gluing off

Printing & publishing; Paper

The process of applying glue to the spine of a book to be casebound, after sewing and smashing, and before trimming.

jog

Printing & publishing; Paper

To align sheets of paper into a compact pile.

page flex

Printing & publishing; Paper

The number of flexes a book page can withstand before loosening from the binding.

spiral binding

Printing & publishing; Paper

Wires in a spiral form inserted through specially punched holes along the binding edge.

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