Spanish: papel de tina revestidoEnglish translation: coated handmade paper 
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | Spanish term or phrase: | papel de tina revestido | | English translation: | coated handmade paper | | Entered by: | Cindy Chadd |
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Tech/Engineering - Paper / Paper Manufacturing | | Spanish term or phrase: papel de tina revestido | | papel |
| | | coated handmade paper | Explanation:
“Revestido” is coated... you can find thousands of references to coated paper.
http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&q=%22coated++paper...
As far as the “tina” part is concerned, it means “handmade.”
papel de tina; papel hecho a mano
(http://www.jordiconde.f2s.com/voc_pasta.htm)
Papel de tina, el que se hace en el molde, hoja por hoja (http://www.milnueve84.com.ar/Mis_Archivos/Design.htm#princip...)
los que fueron elaborados, ya que un 67 por ciento fueron confeccionados sobre papel de tina (hecho a mano), mientras que el 33 por ciento restante tienen como ...
www.cajacanarias.es/s_soci_6.htm
papel de tina. El de hilo que se hace en molde pliego a pliego. (D.R.A.E.)
handmade paper
A type or class of paper made in hand molds in single sheets, and having a rough or DECKLE EDGE on all four sides. The paper is made by dipping the MOLD (1) , of the size required, into the vat containing the stock, and then lifting it out with a particular motion, thus causing the fibers to bond together forming a sheet. Because of the methods employed in lifting and shaking the mold, handmade paper often has very little discernible grain or MACHINE DIRECTION , which means that it has more or less the same strength properties in both (all) directions. It is therefore unlike machine-made paper, which is much stronger in the machine direction than in the cross direction. Handmade paper is also generally superior to machine-made paper in that it is usually sized with gelatin, glue, or similar material, without the use of rosin or alum. It is relatively very expensive because, from the pulp stage, all of the operations are performed by hand and in single sheets; in contrast to the papermaking machine in which paper is felted, couched, pressed, dried, sized, calendered, and reeled in one continuous operation. (http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/don/dt/dt1706.html)
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| coated handmade paper
Explanation:
“Revestido” is coated... you can find thousands of references to coated paper.
http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&q=%22coated++paper...
As far as the “tina” part is concerned, it means “handmade.”
papel de tina; papel hecho a mano
(http://www.jordiconde.f2s.com/voc_pasta.htm)
Papel de tina, el que se hace en el molde, hoja por hoja (http://www.milnueve84.com.ar/Mis_Archivos/Design.htm#princip...)
los que fueron elaborados, ya que un 67 por ciento fueron confeccionados sobre papel de tina (hecho a mano), mientras que el 33 por ciento restante tienen como ...
www.cajacanarias.es/s_soci_6.htm
papel de tina. El de hilo que se hace en molde pliego a pliego. (D.R.A.E.)
handmade paper
A type or class of paper made in hand molds in single sheets, and having a rough or DECKLE EDGE on all four sides. The paper is made by dipping the MOLD (1) , of the size required, into the vat containing the stock, and then lifting it out with a particular motion, thus causing the fibers to bond together forming a sheet. Because of the methods employed in lifting and shaking the mold, handmade paper often has very little discernible grain or MACHINE DIRECTION , which means that it has more or less the same strength properties in both (all) directions. It is therefore unlike machine-made paper, which is much stronger in the machine direction than in the cross direction. Handmade paper is also generally superior to machine-made paper in that it is usually sized with gelatin, glue, or similar material, without the use of rosin or alum. It is relatively very expensive because, from the pulp stage, all of the operations are performed by hand and in single sheets; in contrast to the papermaking machine in which paper is felted, couched, pressed, dried, sized, calendered, and reeled in one continuous operation. (http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/don/dt/dt1706.html)
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| Cindy Chadd
Spain
Native speaker of:  English
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