Tracing paper

Transparent paper referred less the production of a paper type other than their use. Transparent papers are produced for a variety of uses by different manufacturing processes translucent ( transparent).

Uses

  • As tracing paper to make copies of an original drawing by means of in the visual arts
  • Technical drawings, particularly in the architecture
  • Laboratory applications, for example as a membrane
  • For simple hygrometer
  • Formerly as insulating paper in capacitors

Producing species

  • Tissue Paper: You are not really classic transparent papers. Since they are made ​​very thin, they appear to be relatively transparent.
  • Impregnated papers: Through impregnated with drying oils, resins, waxes, fats, a paper is made ​​from crisp milled fibers transparent sa baking paper
  • Vegetable product Parchment: A paper from wood pulp is dissolved in a sulfuric acid bath. The partially dissolved cellulose fills the interstices of the paper, which becomes transparent. In a final bath, the sulfuric acid is washed out again.
  • Naturpauspapiere: greasy milled fibers, which are then often but still impregnated in addition.
  • Glassine: Through greasy grind the pulp and then extremely strong calendering, the air is removed from between the fibers.
  • Spiders paper: Glassine with embossed spider web pattern
  • Baking paper: coated paper
  • Glassine
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