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EUROPEAN<br />

CORRUGATED<br />

BASE PAPERS<br />

LIST<br />

DEFINITION<br />

IDENTIFICATION<br />

TERMS OF GUARANTEE<br />

FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

GROUPEMENT


EUROPEAN<br />

CORRUGATED<br />

BASE PAPERS<br />

LIST<br />

2<br />

ENGLISH<br />

FRENCH<br />

GERMAN<br />

ITALIAN<br />

SPANISH<br />

GROUPEMENT<br />

Document available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish.


� FOREWORD<br />

EUROPEAN CORRUGATED BASE PAPERS LIST<br />

This document represents the outcome of a review of the <strong>list</strong> of <strong>corrugated</strong> paper grades, their specification and classification. These paper grades are produced<br />

and sold by the members of the European <strong>corrugated</strong> paper industry, and are used in the manufacture of <strong>corrugated</strong> board.<br />

This document was first issued in 1992, and since then the knowledge and understanding of how the properties of <strong>papers</strong> influence properties of the box, and<br />

the performance of the corrugator, has improved. Recently a group of technical experts from both European <strong>Containerboard</strong> Organisation (ECO) and<br />

Groupement Ondulé (GO) were commissioned to review this document and update it using current knowledge of the <strong>papers</strong>, their properties, and performance<br />

in the market place.<br />

The classifications and specifications presented in this document represent the conclusions from this expert review. The document is subdivided into “families”<br />

of products used currently for the production of <strong>corrugated</strong> board and the main changes to the previous document are:<br />

� Kraftliner brown and white<br />

Modification and clarification of the definition and specification have been introduced.<br />

� Testliner and light weight recycled liner<br />

Modification and clarification of the definition and specification have been made, and SCT-CD is now expressed as an index for testliners.<br />

� White recycled liners<br />

The general structure of the classification has been changed.<br />

The brightness test method refers now exclusively to the complete procedure defined by ISO Standard 2470-1. Consequently, UV is included in<br />

the light source and the brightness specification has been amended to reflect the change in the method.<br />

Furthermore the roughness specification and burst index have been amended.<br />

� Semi chemical fluting<br />

SCT-CD Index values have been introduced. Furthermore CMT Index specifications have been modified.<br />

� Recycled fluting - medium and light weight recycled medium<br />

Modification and clarification of the classification have been made.<br />

� Paper Moisture<br />

Guidelines have been produced to better describe moisture variability in the paper in the cross direction.<br />

Further work in all these areas is progressing so that the document can be updated in the future with the most current knowledge available. Areas for future work<br />

include the influence of machine direction strength on box performance, the evaluation of alternative ways to measure strength, such as TSI (Tensile Stiffness<br />

Index), alternative ways to measure and better describe brightness, and the influence of paper properties on creep.<br />

Furthermore, in order to allow the use of the previous grade <strong>list</strong> within the identification system of reels by bar-coding, as defined by the European <strong>corrugated</strong><br />

paper industry, numbers had been assigned to the different paper grades before their converting. In order to keep alterations to the minimum, the previous identification<br />

numbers have been left unchanged as far as possible.<br />

New references have been allocated to kraftliners (from 90 to 99) and to high performance recycled fluting (44).<br />

This classification combines also, for certain qualities, indications of composition, technical characteristics and technical sales conditions, and these ones are<br />

complementary to the “Terms of acceptance for technical specifications” adopted by the Groupement Ondulé in 1994 and revised in 2003. For their better implementation,<br />

these terms of acceptance for technical specifications have been included in this new issue of this reference document.<br />

Finally, the reference document is the English version and its updated issue can be found on the Groupement Ondule web site.<br />

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� SUMMARY<br />

EUROPEAN CORRUGATED BASE PAPERS LIST<br />

1 � DEFINITION OF THE GRADES 6<br />

LINERS<br />

Brown kraftliner 6<br />

White kraftliner 6<br />

Testliner 8<br />

Brown light weight recycled liner 9<br />

Other brown recycled liners 9<br />

White recycled liner, uncoated 10<br />

Mottled recycled liner 11<br />

White recycled liner, coated 11<br />

FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

Semi chemical fluting 12<br />

Recycled fluting - medium 13<br />

Light weight recycled fluting 14<br />

Other flutings 14<br />

2 � IDENTIFICATION OF THE GRADES 15<br />

3 � TERMS OF GUARANTEE FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 16<br />

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� LINERS<br />

BROWN KRAFTLINER<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

WHITE KRAFTLINER<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� BRIGHTNESS<br />

MEASUREMENT<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

� A brown kraftliner is a paper predominantly made from primary kraft pulp.<br />

� Burst is considered as one of the most important strength properties of Kraftliner. The compression strength properties of<br />

Kraftliner is today discussed between customers and suppliers, mostly in terms of SCT-CD. The knowledge is improving<br />

however, and shows that the contribution to box compression strength is also influenced by e.g. SCT-MD and tensile stiffness<br />

MD and CD. The specifications of these properties will be included in future revisions of this document.<br />

BURST INDEX<br />

SUBSTANCE (g/m 2 ) < 250 ≥ 250<br />

Long-fibre, brown<br />

Short-fibre, brown > 3.5 > 3.0<br />

Wet strength<br />

� A white kraftliner is a paper predominantly made from primary kraft pulp.<br />

� Brightness is measured according to conditions defined by the standard ISO 2470-1.<br />

� Burst is considered as one of the most important strength properties of Kraftliner. The compression strength properties of<br />

Kraftliner is today discussed between customers and suppliers, mostly in terms of SCT-CD. The knowledge is improving<br />

however, and shows that the contribution to box compression strength is also influenced by e.g. SCT-MD and tensile stiffness<br />

MD and CD. The specifications of these properties will be included in future revisions of this document.<br />

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� LINERS<br />

WHITE KRAFTLINER<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

BURST INDEX ISO BRIGHTNESS<br />

Fully white > 80%<br />

White top<br />

White mottled<br />

Coloured<br />

> 3.5<br />

> 70%<br />

BURST INDEX ISO BRIGHTNESS<br />

Coated fully white<br />

> 80%<br />

> 3.5<br />

Coated white top > 75%<br />

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� LINERS<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

TESTLINER (other than white recycled liners and brown light weight recycled liners)<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� TECHNICAL<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

� A testliner is a predominantly recycled fibre <strong>base</strong>d paper, with guaranteed property requirements.<br />

� Burst index values: the minimum value of Burst Index of a specified grade is the maximum value of the Burst Index for<br />

the next lower paper grade.<br />

� SCT-CD values: the minimum value of SCT-CD Index of a specified grade is the maximum value of the SCT-CD Index for<br />

the next lower paper grade.<br />

� If one of the limits either burst or SCT-CD is exceeded by a testliner, this paper is automatically classified in the next<br />

superior testliner grade.<br />

� Any <strong>corrugated</strong> case material which does not reach the qualifying criteria retained to define testliners is a special grade<br />

which may result from specific negotiations between the producer and the client, and which may be the subject of<br />

particular commercial conditions. In no case may these grades be called “testliner”.<br />

BURST INDEX<br />

3.0<br />

2.5<br />

2.0<br />

13.5<br />

TESTLINER 3<br />

SCT-CD & BURST COMBINATION FOR TESTLINER < 200 g/m 2<br />

TESTLINER 2<br />

TESTLINER 1<br />

15.5 17.5<br />

SCT-CD INDEX<br />

TESTLINER 1 TESTLINER 2 TESTLINER 3<br />

SUBSTANCE (g/m 2 ) 125 150 200 125 150 200 125 150 200<br />

Burst index minimum * 3.0 3.0 2.9 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.0 2.0 1.8<br />

OR<br />

SCT-CD index minimum* 17.5 15.5 13.5<br />

* According to the “Terms of guarantee for technical specifications” adopted by the Groupement Ondulé (see pages 16 to 18), the minimum value of a paper<br />

characteristic is the mean value of the lowest reel of a shipment.<br />

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� LINERS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

BROWN LIGHT WEIGHT RECYCLED LINER – LWL<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

OTHERS BROWN RECYCLED LINERS<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

� A light weight recycled liner is a predominantly recycled fibre <strong>base</strong>d paper, with guaranteed property requirements.<br />

� The substance of this paper is strictly below 125 g/m 2.<br />

� The abbreviation of this name is LWL (Light Weight Liner).<br />

SUBSTANCE BURST INDEX OR<br />

SCT-CD (KN/M)<br />

minimum* minimum*<br />

Light 120 g/m 2 2.0 1.60<br />

Weight 115 g/m 2 2.0 1.50<br />

Liner 110 g/m 2 2.0 1.40<br />

100 g/m 2 2.0 1.30<br />

95 g/m 2 2.0 1.25<br />

* According to the “Terms of guarantee for technical specifications” adopted by the Groupement Ondulé (see pages 16 to 18), the minimum value of a<br />

paper characteristic is the mean value of the lowest reel of a shipment.<br />

BURST INDEX<br />

Brown Bicolor / Brown Duplex /<br />

Deckenstoff / Couverture ordinaire / > 1.6<br />

Couverture forte<br />

Schrenz without guarantees<br />

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� LINERS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

WHITE RECYCLED LINER, UNCOATED<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� BRIGHTNESS<br />

MEASUREMENT<br />

� TECHNICAL<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

� An uncoated white recycled liner is a predominantly recycled fibre <strong>base</strong>d paper, with guaranteed property requirements.<br />

� Brightness is measured according to conditions defined by the standard ISO 2470-1 meaning with a filter corresponding<br />

to CIE standard C / standard observer 2 degrees (with a progressive adjustment of the filter with fluorescence reference<br />

linked to ISO IR3 fluorescent standard).<br />

� If an uncoated white recycled liner does not fulfil the criteria retained to define one of the grades A or B (brightness, roughness<br />

and burst), this paper is automatically classified in the next inferior grade.<br />

ROUGHNESS<br />

600<br />

1 000<br />

GRADE C<br />

(Burst index < 1.7)<br />

BRIGHTNESS, ROUGHNESS & BURST COMBINATION<br />

GRADE B<br />

(Burst index ≥ 1.7)<br />

70 76<br />

BRIGHTNESS<br />

GRADE A<br />

(Burst index ≥ 1.9)<br />

GRADE A GRADE B GRADE C<br />

ISO Brightness ≥ 76% ≥ 70% < 70%<br />

AND<br />

Roughness ml/mn ≤ 600 ≤ 1000 > 1000<br />

(Bendtsen ISO 8791-2)<br />

AND<br />

Burst Index ≥ 1.9 ≥ 1.7 < 1.7<br />

� Concerning COBB, Uncoated White Recycled Liners classified in categories A and B should be sized, typically this<br />

will be measured by the 1 minute COBB test with values in the range 25 g/m 2 to 45 g/m 2.<br />

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� LINERS<br />

MOTTLED RECYCLED LINER<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

WHITE RECYCLED LINER, COATED<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

BURST INDEX<br />

Mottled ≥ 2.2<br />

Mottled < 2.2<br />

COATING<br />

Coated white recycled liner fully<br />

Coated white recycled liner semi<br />

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� FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

SEMI CHEMICAL FLUTING<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� TECHNICAL<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

� A semi chemical fluting is a paper predominantly made from semi chemical primary fibres pulp.<br />

CMT 30 INDEX<br />

1.9<br />

CMT 30 & SCT-CD COMBINATION<br />

17.0<br />

SCT-CD INDEX<br />

SEMI CHEMICAL FLUTING<br />

CMT 30 INDEX AND<br />

SCT-CD INDEX<br />

Semi Chemical Fluting > 1.9 ≥ 17.0<br />

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� FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

RECYCLED FLUTING - MEDIUM (other than light weight recycled medium)<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� TECHNICAL<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

� A recycled fluting is a predominantly recycled fibre <strong>base</strong>d paper, with guaranteed property requirements.<br />

� The substance of recycled fluting is strictly over 100 g/m 2.<br />

� If one of the limits either CMT 30 or SCT-CD is exceeded by a medium, this paper is automatically classified in the next<br />

superior medium grade.<br />

CMT 30 INDEX<br />

1.8<br />

1.6<br />

1.3<br />

13.5<br />

MEDIUM 2<br />

MEDIUM<br />

CMT 30 & SCT-CD COMBINATION<br />

MEDIUM HIGH PERFORMANCE<br />

16.0 18.0<br />

SCT-CD INDEX<br />

CMT 30 INDEX OR<br />

SCT-CD INDEX<br />

Medium High Performance ≥ 1.8 ≥ 18.0<br />

Medium ≥ 1.6 ≥ 16.0<br />

Medium 2 ≥ 1.3 ≥ 13.5<br />

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� FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

DEFINITION OF THE GRADES<br />

LIGHT WEIGHT RECYCLED MEDIUM – LWM (other than recycled fluting - medium)<br />

� MATERIAL<br />

DEFINITION<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

OTHER FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

� PROPERTY<br />

REQUIREMENTS<br />

� A Light Weight Medium is a predominantly recycled fibre <strong>base</strong>d paper, with guaranteed property requirements.<br />

� The substance of this paper is equal or below 100 g/m 2.<br />

� The abbreviation of this name is LWM (Light Weight Medium).<br />

SUBSTANCE CMT 30 minimum* OR<br />

SCT-CD minimum*<br />

(N) (KN/m)<br />

Light 100 g/m 2 145 1.50<br />

Weight 95 g/m 2 135 1.40<br />

Medium 90 g/m 2 125 1.30<br />

80 g/m 2 95 1.10<br />

* According to the “Terms of acceptance for technical specifications” adopted by the Groupement Ondulé (see pages 16 to 18), the minimum value of a<br />

paper characteristic is the mean value of the lowest reel of a shipment.<br />

CMT 30 INDEX<br />

Straw fluting > 1.4<br />

Schrenz without guarantees<br />

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� GRADE NUMBERS<br />

KRAFTLINER<br />

IDENTIFICATION OF THE GRADES<br />

00 Long-fibre, brown<br />

01 Short-fibre, brown<br />

02 Fully white<br />

03 Coated fully white<br />

04 White top<br />

05 Coated white top<br />

06 White mottled<br />

07 vacant number<br />

08 Coloured<br />

09 Wet strength<br />

90 to 99 vacant numbers<br />

TESTLINER 1<br />

10 Brown testliner 1<br />

11-12 vacant numbers<br />

13 Coloured testliner 1<br />

14 to 19 vacant numbers<br />

TESTLINER 2<br />

20 Brown testliner 2<br />

21-22 vacant numbers<br />

23 Coloured testliner 2<br />

24 to 29 vacant numbers<br />

TESTLINER 3<br />

30 Brown testliner 3<br />

31-32 vacant numbers<br />

33 Coloured testliner 3<br />

34 to 39 vacant numbers<br />

FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

40 Semi chemical<br />

41 Medium<br />

42 Straw fluting<br />

43 Medium 2<br />

44 Medium High Performance<br />

45 to 49 vacant numbers<br />

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OTHER CORRUGATING MATERIALS<br />

50 Brown Bicolor / Brown Duplex / Deckenstoff /<br />

Couverture ordinaire<br />

51 Couverture forte<br />

52 vacant number<br />

53 Schrenz<br />

54 to 59 vacant numbers<br />

LIGHT WEIGHT RECYCLED FIBRE BASED GRADES<br />

60 Light Weight Medium (LWM)<br />

61 to 63 vacant numbers<br />

64 Brown Light Weight Liner (LWL)<br />

65 to 69 vacant numbers<br />

WHITE RECYCLED LINERS<br />

70 White recycled liner, uncoated - Grade A<br />

71 White recycled liner, uncoated - Grade B<br />

72 White recycled liner, uncoated - Grade C<br />

73 vacant number<br />

74 Mottled recycled liner (Burst index ≥ 2.2)<br />

75 Mottled recycled liner (Burst index < 2.2)<br />

76 vacant number<br />

77 White recycled liner fully coated<br />

78 White recycled liner semi coated<br />

79 to 89 vacant numbers<br />

Note : the system of allocation of numbers, concerns only grades<br />

of machine-finished <strong>papers</strong>, prior to conversion.


TERMS OF GUARANTEE FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Generally speaking, the <strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> paper producer guarantees the following technical specifications of their products under the conditions defined below,<br />

and for all the grades mentioned in the preceding pages.<br />

A/ LIST OF PROPERTIES THAT CAN BE GUARANTED BY THE PAPER PRODUCER<br />

� KRAFTLINERS<br />

� RECYCLED LINERS<br />

� FLUTINGS - MEDIUM<br />

The usual specifications guaranteed by the <strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> paper producers, are the following for the different grades of<br />

<strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> <strong>papers</strong><br />

Substance, moisture content, burst, water absorption and, for white grades brightness and roughness.<br />

Substance, moisture content, burst, compression resistance, water absorption and, for white grades brightness and<br />

roughness.<br />

Substance, moisture content, compression resistances.<br />

B/ TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE GUARANTEE<br />

� SAMPLING METHOD<br />

� CHARACTERISTICS VALUE<br />

VARIATIONS<br />

� SHIPMENT<br />

� MEAN VALUE<br />

� MINIMUM VALUE<br />

� SUBSTANCE GUARANTEE<br />

CONDITIONS<br />

� BASIS WEIGHT VARIATIONS<br />

In case of a dispute between the customer and supplier, the only authentic measures are those made with both parties present,<br />

under the conditions laid down by the standard ISO 186 for sampling methods and ISO 187 for the climate conditions.<br />

These measures are made by the customer’s and supplier’s laboratories, and a third party laboratory may be called upon<br />

which is accepted by both parties.<br />

Characteristics are respected if 97.5% of the characteristics values are not less than a minimum value.<br />

Shipment is defined as at least 20 metric tons or more of an homogeneous quality.<br />

Mean value is the arithmetic average value of a shipment.<br />

Minimum value is the lowest reel mean value of a shipment.<br />

The <strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> paper producers will guarantee the substance of their <strong>papers</strong> in standardised measuring conditions. The<br />

check of this item will only be considered as valid by the producer, if it has been made according the standard ISO 536, with<br />

a sampling procedure complying with the standard ISO 186.<br />

Basis weight of the paper has to be determined at the ordered paper moisture. The mean value of the basis weight of the<br />

shipment has to be within ± 3% of the agreed basis weight for paper with a substance ≤ 200 g/m 2, and ± 4% of the agreed<br />

basis weight for paper with a substance > 200 g/m 2. The check of this item will only be considered as valid by the producer,<br />

if it has been made with a sampling procedure complying with the standard ISO 186.<br />

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TERMS OF GUARANTEE FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

� PAPER MOISTURE The <strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> paper producers will guarantee the moisture of their <strong>papers</strong> in standardised measuring conditions. The<br />

check of this item will only be considered as valid by the producer, if it has been made according the standard ISO 287, with<br />

a sampling procedure complying with the standard ISO 186.<br />

For every grade, the maximum difference of the average moisture between customers reels within a shipment, may not differ<br />

by more than 2%.<br />

CONTAINERBOARD REQUIREMENTS FOR MOISTURE CONTENT AND VARIATION<br />

Kraftliner Testliner Semi chemical Recycled<br />

& other fluting fluting<br />

recycled liners medium<br />

Average moisture content of a customer reel in % 6.5 - 9.5 6.0 - 9.0 7.5 - 10.5 6.5 - 9.5<br />

Without reference, in % 8.0 7.5 9.0 8.0<br />

Maximum difference of average moisture content<br />

in % absolute between customer reels 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0<br />

within a shipment<br />

Maximum CD moisture peak to peak difference<br />

over the width of customer reel with measuring box 3.0 3.0 4.0 4.0<br />

of 15 cm (6 inches) width in %<br />

Maximum CD moisture peak to peak difference<br />

at two adjacent measuring boxes of 15 cm (6 inches) 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8<br />

width in a customer reel in %<br />

SEMI CHEMICAL FLUTING<br />

The agreed moisture of the shipment is proposed to be between 7.5 and 10.5% moisture content. If there is no reference to<br />

the moisture of the shipment, the moisture content will be understood to be 9%.<br />

The individual moisture content values over the width of the customer reel may not differ by more than 4% (calculated on a<br />

sampling width/measuring box of 15 cm) of the customer reel moisture content mean value. Between two adjacent measuring<br />

boxes of 15 cm the maximum peak to peak difference is 2.8%.<br />

RECYCLED FLUTING - MEDIUM<br />

The agreed moisture of the shipment should be specified to be between 6.5 and 9.5% moisture content. If there is no<br />

reference to the moisture of the shipment, the moisture content is understood to be 8%. The individual moisture content<br />

values over the width of the customer reel may not differ by more than 4% (calculated on a sampling width/measuring box<br />

of 15 cm) of the customer reel moisture content mean value. Between two adjacent measuring boxes of 15 cm the maximum<br />

peak to peak difference is 2.8%.<br />

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TERMS OF GUARANTEE FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

� TEST METHODS AND<br />

UNITS OF MEASUREMENT<br />

KRAFTLINER<br />

The agreed moisture of the shipment should be specified to be between 6.5 and 9.5% moisture content. If there is no<br />

reference to the moisture of the shipment, the moisture content is understood to be 8.0%.<br />

The individual moisture content values over the width of the customer reel may not differ by more than 3% (calculated on a<br />

sampling width/measuring box of 15 cm) of the customer reel moisture content mean value. Between two adjacent measuring<br />

boxes of 15 cm the maximum peak to peak difference is 2.8%.<br />

TESTLINER ET AUTRES COUVERTURES RECYCLÉES<br />

The agreed moisture of the shipment should be specified to be between 6 and 9% moisture content. If there is no reference<br />

to the moisture of the shipment, the moisture content is understood to be 7.5%.<br />

The individual moisture content values over the width of the customer reel may not differ by more than 3% (calculated on a<br />

sampling width/measuring box of 15 cm) of the customer reel moisture content mean value. Between two adjacent measuring<br />

boxes of 15 cm the maximum peak to peak difference is 2.8%.<br />

STANDARDS UNITS<br />

Sampling method ISO 186 -<br />

Climate ISO 187 °C and RH in %<br />

Paper moisture ISO 287 %<br />

Substance ISO 536 g/m2 Burst ISO 2759 kPa<br />

CMT 30 ISO 7263 N<br />

SCT ISO 9895 kN/m<br />

Cobb ISO 535 g/m2 Brightness ISO 2470 - 1 %<br />

Roughness - Bendtsen ISO 8791 - 2 ml/mn<br />

� STATISTICAL REPORT If a statistical report on the properties of the delivered <strong>papers</strong> is requested by the customer, the <strong>corrugated</strong> <strong>base</strong> paper<br />

producers would normally send a report on a monthly basis.<br />

C/ REEL IDENTIFICATION AND FINISHING<br />

Concerning the identification and the finishing of the delivered reels, the reference document is the “Guidelines” established in<br />

2003 and published in common with FEFCO, GO and ECO (this document is available on the FEFCO website: www.fefco.org).<br />

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EUROPEAN CONTAINERBOARD<br />

ORGANISATION<br />

AVENUE LOUISE 250 • B-1050 BRUSSELS<br />

TEL. +32 (0)2 627 49 07<br />

FAX +32 (0)2 640 49 59<br />

E-mail : md@ecbo.be<br />

10/2005<br />

GROUPEMENT<br />

THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF MAKERS<br />

OF CORRUGATED BASE PAPERS<br />

154 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN • F-75008 PARIS<br />

TÉL. +33 (0)1 53 89 24 91<br />

FAX +33 (0)1 45 62 45 27<br />

E-mail : groupement-ondule@wanadoo.fr

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