Compression strength measures a paper’s ability to withstand force before collapsing, typically tested using RCT (Ring Crush Test) and SCT (Short Span Compression Test) methods.
Discover how paper is made. Read a step-by-step guide to our recycled fibre papermaking process, including how paper is dried, the paper winding process and pulp preparation.
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Compression strength measures a paper’s ability to withstand force before collapsing, typically tested using RCT (Ring Crush Test) and SCT (Short Span Compression Test) methods.
Use our Paper Reel Measurements Calculator to input diameter and grammage for a quick, accurate weight estimate—ideal for planning and logistics.
Grammage (weight per square meter) affects the paper’s strength, thickness, and suitability for different applications. Understanding grammage helps with selecting the right paper for your needs.
Conversion factors are essential calculations that help translate measurements between different units (e.g. inches to millimeters) and between production processes, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
Recycled paper is produced by collecting, cleaning, and processing used paper products. The fibres are then re-pulped, screened, and formed into new paper rolls, contributing to a circular economy.
Yes! Our calculators and technical guides help estimate paper thickness by using grammage and density, giving you reliable data for performance planning.
Our calculators and guides are designed by experts to provide quick, accurate answers on paper measurements, helping businesses improve production efficiency and reduce errors.