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Why is it more difficult to use metering rods when coating onto films such as polyester or polyethylene?

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Why is it more difficult to use metering rods when coating onto films such as polyester or polyethylene?

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Films are generally less porous than paper, leaving most or all of the coating on the surface making films more susceptible to streaks and rod lines. To achieve a smooth and uniform coating on films, we recommend using a wire-wound rod or a grooved rod with a custom thread profile. Our engineers are ready to work with you to develop the appropriate profile for your application.

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