1.CONTAINERBOARD:Linerboard and corrugated medium used to manufacture shipping containers.
2.CORES: Paper tubes on which rolls of paper may be wound for shipment.
3.CORRUGATED CONTAINERS: Shipping containers made with kraft paper linerboard and corrugated medium.
4.CUTTINGS: Paper stock by-product of paper converting operations.
5.FILLER/FILLED: Denotes papers that have minerals (clays or other pigments) added for improving quality or color.
6.FLYLEAF/SHAVINGS: Trim scrap from printing operations.
7.FREESHEET: Paper that contains less than 10% groundwood fiber (synonym: groundwood-free).
8.HOGGED: Paper that has been mechanically torn or ripped to reduce its original size.
9.HOT-MELT: A type of glue or adhesive applied while hot/warm. Considereda contaminant in some grades.
10.IMPACT (PRINTING): A paper printing process that physically applies ink tothe paper surface.
11.LAMINATED: Paper manufactured by fusing one or more layers of paper together.
12.LINERBOARD: Outside layers of a combination board used to manufacture corrugated shipping containers.
13.MANIFOLD: May denote continuous forms or business forms with several parts (may be interleaved with carbon paper or be carbonless papers).
14.MEDIUM: The inner corrugated fluted material used to manufacture corrugated shipping containers.
15.NON-IMPACT: Papers having printing images formed without impact.
16.OFF-SHORE/ASIAN: Denotes corrugated shipping containers manufactured overseas and containing bogus liners or medium. (Color is somewhat lighter/more yellow than North American produced materials).
17.PAPERBOARD: Denotes paper products used for packaging (corrugated boxes, folding cartons, set-up boxes, etc.).
18.ROTOGRAVURE: A paper printing (intaglio) process typically used to create the highest quality of smoothness on coated and uncoated papers. Excess quantities are considered an outthrow in grades #7, #8, and #9.
19.SECTIONS: Unbound, unused printed material with full ink coverage.
20.SIGNATURES: A section of book obtained by folding a single sheet of printing paper.
21.ULTRA-VIOLET (UV) INKS/COATINGS: Papers having inks or coatings dried by utilizing an ultraviolet radiation method. Considered a contaminant in deinking grades.