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Is there some kind of “law” in choosing ply widths regarding to tubes and if so, would the tubes have the best properties possible?

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Is there some kind of “law” in choosing ply widths regarding to tubes and if so, would the tubes have the best properties possible?

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Ply width usually depends on what characteristics are needed in a core. If beam strength, also called bow strength, is what is desired the wider the ply the better. If a flat crush is desired narrower widths are usually desired. It should also be noted that excellent adhesion is needed to get the desired results and paper grades will play a large part in core strength.

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