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: This slurry is sprayed onto a moving mesh screen at high speed.

: The finished paper is wound into massive "parent rolls," which are then slit into smaller rolls or cut into standard sizes like A4. dimmi_cose

: The wet web passes through heavy rollers that squeeze out excess water. : This slurry is sprayed onto a moving

: The pulp is mixed with a massive amount of water (creating a "slurry" that is about 99% water) so it can be spread evenly. : The pulp is mixed with a massive

: Bark is removed from logs, which are then chopped into small wood chips.

: If bright white paper is needed, the pulp is bleached with chemicals. Brown pulp is left unbleached for products like grocery bags or cardboard. 2. The Forming Stage

: Some papers receive a chemical coating (like clay or wax) to improve printing quality or provide a moisture barrier.