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LUME - internal fiber channel

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AUKSIN - wood growth hormone

HANGER - a device for hanging sheets of paper during air drying

EYE - a speck on paper, formed during burnishing

DIAZET - paper coated with PVC

JORDAN - conical mill

SLASHER - multi saw machine

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BARITAGE - applying a layer of barium

CANISTER - cardboard packaging for dry products

KOZYREK - part of the revolving furnace

LAMINATE - laminated paper material

SHOVEL - part of the chipper

STACKER - self stacker

DRYER - device for drying colored paper

FALZER - a device for checking the quality of molding

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Extinguisher - apparatus for slaking lime

PRESSPAT - dryer

ROTAMETER - an apparatus for measuring the amount of gas or liquid

SAFRANIN - red dye

SCRUBBER - a device for cleaning solid or gaseous media from impurities

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SANDBOX - part of a roll

EXGAUTER - exhaust fan

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DINOPELLER - paper pulp refiner

DINOFAINER - paper pulp refiner

ERKENSATOR - paper pulp cleaning centrifuge

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DIAPHANOMETER - a device for measuring the light transmission of paper

ROTAPALPER - apparatus for mass dissolution

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DECORTICATOR - fiber cleaning machine

DEFLOCULATOR - centrifuge for separating colloidal particles

CENTRICLINER - hydraulic centrifugal stock cleaner

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DEELECTRIZER - a device for removing static electricity from paper

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SOLDABILITY - invariability of paper when moistened in the process of repeated printing

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