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A long, thin, flexible material or substrate typically supplied in roll form. This material is processed and handled through machinery.
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The route or direction a continuous web material follows as it moves through a processing line, such as in web handling.
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The unintended breaking of a continuous web material during processing, which can cause delays and waste.
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The process of switching a production line or machine from running one product to a different product.
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Mechanical devices used to hold workpieces or tools securely in place, often found on machines like lathes or drill presses.
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Large quantities or rolls of continuous, flexible material like paper, foil, or film, used in manufacturing processes.
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The release material that protects the adhesive layer and keeps it from sticking to itself.
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The method of joining two pieces of material to form a continuous web.
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Identification labels or tags used on large rolls of material, particularly for tracking and inventory management.
