Effect of Kaolin Addition to Calcium Carbonate Precoats, 2003 Spring Technical Conference Proceedings

The use of engineered ground calcium carbonate (GCC) in precoating of woodfree paper is one way of achieving higher optical performance. However, relative to a standard GCC, lower coating solids must be used. The addition of an appropriate kaolin to a standard GCC can give similar optical performance to engineered GCC alone but with benefits of higher runnable solids and a smoother, less absorbent coating layer.

Author: Hiorns, T., Nesbitt, T.
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Effect of Kaolin Addition to Calcium Carbonate Precoats, 2003 Spring Technical Conference Proceedings
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