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can be used. However, YUPO®'s attributes differ to
organic paper in some aspects, so please read the following
before carrying out any processing. |
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YUPO® is non-absorbent and non-permeable. |
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If YUPO® is left in a high-temperature
environment, thermal contraction and distortions may
occur. Contraction will be greater at right-angles to
the grain than in the direction of the grain. |
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When rolling YUPO® up for use, the tension
must be extremely low. If it is pulled strongly in the
direction that it unwinds, it will stretch. If the ambient
temperature is high at this time, the stretching will
be more pronounced. |
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If YUPO®'s edge gets nicked once, it
will be prone to tearing from that point. YUPO® tears
more easily in the direction of the grain. |
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YUPO® is difficult to fold and tends
to become unfolded.
Click
here for information on folding. |
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If YUPO® comes into contact with printed
material made of conventional paper, it may curl or
change shape due to swelling as a result of the solvents
in ink for conventional paper (i.e.,
solvent attack). Avoid using YUPO® and conventional
paper together. |
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