Unit 6 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What makes paper and board easy to glue?

A

They are absorbent, so adhesive sinks in quickly.

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What are VOCs?

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Volatile Organic Compounds.

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What is PVA glue?

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Non-toxic, water-based glue for absorbent materials, dries clear.

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What does spray adhesive do?

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Provides thin, even coverage and bonds instantly.

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How do solvent-based adhesives work?

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They dissolve surfaces to fuse parts; toxic fumes need ventilation.

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What affects adhesive curing time?

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Temperature, humidity, materials, and adhesive type.

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How does contact adhesive work?

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Applied, left to get tacky, then bonds instantly on contact.

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What are hot-melt adhesives?

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Fast-drying glue used in packaging, not for heat-sensitive materials.

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Best adhesives for photo albums?

A

Glue sticks, spray adhesive, and adhesive corners.

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10
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How to seal cardboard boxes?

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Tape, steel staples, or hot melt glue.

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What adhesives for model planes?

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PVA glue and hot glue.

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What is screen printing?

A

Printing through a mesh screen; good for short runs on many materials.

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How are screens prepared?

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Coated with emulsion, exposed to light through artwork, washed.

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How is a screen print made?

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Ink is pushed through the screen with a squeegee onto the substrate.

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What is offset lithography used for?

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High-volume, high-quality printing (magazines, books).

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How are printing plates made?

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Artwork split into CMYK layers, etched on aluminium plates.

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How does offset printing work?

A

Ink and water apply to plate, ink transfers to blanket, then substrate.

18
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What is flexographic printing?

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Uses flexible plates and water-based inks; fast and cheap for large runs.

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How does flexo work?

A

Ink picked up by rollers, applied to raised plate surface (relief printing).

20
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Main digital printing types?

A

Inkjet and laser printing.

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Advantages of digital printing?

A

Low setup, fast, customizable, works on many materials.

22
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How does laser printing work?

A

Uses charged drums and toner transferred electrostatically.

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How does inkjet printing work?

A

Sprays tiny ink droplets onto the substrate.

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Drawbacks of digital printing?

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Poor colour match, surface damage, costly for big runs.

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Common finishing methods?
Embossing, debossing, laminating, foil blocking, varnishing.
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How is paper shaped into products?
Die cutting, laser cutting, creasing, bending.