A warp determination device for a corrugated cardboard sheet manufacturing device is provided with: displacement value measurement method for measuring displacement values of a plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces on the downstream side of a slitter scorer and on the upstream side of a sheet stacking unit; and warp status determination means for dividing a measurement range of the displacement value measurement method according to a width dimension of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces, allocating the divided measurement ranges to each of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces, and determining a warped status of the corrugated cardboard sheet pieces for each of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces on the basis of measurement values from the displacement value measurement method in the allocated measurement ranges.

A warp determination device for a corrugated cardboard sheet manufacturing device is provided with: displacement value measurement method for measuring displacement values of a plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces on the downstream side of a slitter scorer and on the upstream side of a sheet stacking unit; and warp status determination means for dividing a measurement range of the displacement value measurement method according to a width dimension of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces, allocating the divided measurement ranges to each of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces, and determining a warped status of the corrugated cardboard sheet pieces for each of the plurality of corrugated cardboard sheet pieces on the basis of measurement values from the displacement value measurement method in the allocated measurement ranges.

Manufacturing signage assemblies, systems, and devices are shown and described. Recyclable signage intended for outdoor use may include a medium with a coated unactivated striped front and rear face, an adjacent liner sheet, and wherein the fluted medium and the liner are adhered with an adhesive to form the signage.

Manufacturing signage assemblies, systems, and devices are shown and described. Recyclable signage intended for outdoor use may include a medium with a coated unactivated striped front and rear face, an adjacent liner sheet, and wherein the fluted medium and the liner are adhered with an adhesive to form the signage.

The embossed multi-ply tissue products have improved bulk, softness, strength, embossment clarity and/or embossment height. The multi-ply tissue products comprise a first tissue ply having a plurality of embossments arranged in an open first pattern such as open, continuous line elements, which may be substantially oriented in the cross-machine direction (CD). The second ply of the multi-ply tissue product have a plurality of micro-embossments disposed in a second pattern. The first and second embossing patterns are such that when the first and second plies are joined to form the product the first and second patterns are not in registration with one another.

The embossed multi-ply tissue products have improved bulk, softness, strength, embossment clarity and/or embossment height. The multi-ply tissue products comprise a first tissue ply having a plurality of embossments arranged in an open first pattern such as open, continuous line elements, which may be substantially oriented in the cross-machine direction (CD). The second ply of the multi-ply tissue product have a plurality of micro-embossments disposed in a second pattern. The first and second embossing patterns are such that when the first and second plies are joined to form the product the first and second patterns are not in registration with one another.

A porous paper sheet includes a first base material; and paper pieces laminated on the first base material, and adhered to each other or adhered to the first base material using an adhesive such that the paper pieces have predetermined pores therebetween. The paper pieces are shredded in a predetermined size. A device for manufacturing the porous paper sheet, includes: a first base material feeder feeding a first base material; a conveyor unit including a conveyor belt on which the first base material is placed and rollers driving the conveyor belt; an adhesive nozzle positioned above the conveyor belt and applying an adhesive to the first base material; and a paper piece feeder positioned above the conveyor belt and feeding paper pieces to the first base material.

A porous paper sheet includes a first base material; and paper pieces laminated on the first base material, and adhered to each other or adhered to the first base material using an adhesive such that the paper pieces have predetermined pores therebetween. The paper pieces are shredded in a predetermined size. A device for manufacturing the porous paper sheet, includes: a first base material feeder feeding a first base material; a conveyor unit including a conveyor belt on which the first base material is placed and rollers driving the conveyor belt; an adhesive nozzle positioned above the conveyor belt and applying an adhesive to the first base material; and a paper piece feeder positioned above the conveyor belt and feeding paper pieces to the first base material.

The object of the present invention is to provide a hot melt adhesive which is less likely to cause stringing and has excellent thermal stability, and further has excellent adhesion, in particular adhesion to a paper substrate. The present invention relates to a hot melt adhesive comprising: (A) a polar functional group-modified polymer, (B) a butyral resin, (C) an olefin-based polymer, and (D) a tackifier resin.

The object of the present invention is to provide a hot melt adhesive which is less likely to cause stringing and has excellent thermal stability, and further has excellent adhesion, in particular adhesion to a paper substrate. The present invention relates to a hot melt adhesive comprising: (A) a polar functional group-modified polymer, (B) a butyral resin, (C) an olefin-based polymer, and (D) a tackifier resin.