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punniyamurthy
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Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/18/2007 4:06 AM

General description

100% Sulfate, fully bleached, white Kraft paper. Glued to core and wound with consitent tension to prevent telescoping. Paper shall be uniformly constructed and shall be free from holes, tears, cuts, dirt, shives, creases, foreign matter or other imperfections which may impair the usefulness of the paper.

Physical properties - crepe paper

Uncreped weight lbs. (24" x 36" - 500) - 60 (Spec. 57 to 63)

Tensile strength (lbs/in) - 31.5

Crepe (% Elongation ) - 22.5 (Spec. 22 to 25)

Roll construction

Width (in.) 1.234"

OD (in.) 23.625"

Core I.D. (in.) 3"


If require I can send you the photo of the roll.

Thanks & Kind Regards.............PM
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Re: Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/18/2007 11:22 PM

Suggest you contact several paper suppliers ask them if they can meet the constraints you describe. Choose the one that will meet your requirements.

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Re: Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/19/2007 1:09 AM

http://64.226.5.37/Miscellaneous/crepe.shtml

http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/Crepe_Paper.html

http://www.paper.com/

just a few sources that might lead you to the crepe paper home that you seek

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punniyamurthy
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Re: Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/19/2007 8:59 AM

Dear Joshua,

Thanks for your kind reply.

Best regards........PM
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Re: Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/19/2007 1:47 AM

It would be very clever of you if you managed to spell your title correctly, "Creep" and "Crepe" are too completely different words with two different meanings. The word Crepe was in the details of the paper......DUUUUHHH!!!!

If you always work so accurately(?), then look for the general meaning of the first one, it might mean you!!!

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punniyamurthy
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Re: Need manufacturer "web" or "e - mail" address for creep paper

11/19/2007 9:09 AM

Dear Andy,

The correct spelling is "Crepe". Sorry I wrongly spelled in the title.

Best regards...........PM
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09/26/2023 9:44 AM

...as are two, to and too.
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09/27/2023 2:14 AM

Triggered random tangent...

Sometimes you just go with it, and end up in a beautiful place....

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