From Stephen: Can you help with the equations to calculate the length of paper required to
achieve a target outside diameter when wrapped around a core please?
The inside diameter of the cardboard core is 76mm
The thickness of the wall of the cardboard core is 5mm
The thickness of the paper is 138microns
The desired outside diameter of the finished roll is 320mm
I hope you can help me with a solution, Thank you Answered by Harley Weston.
From keith: if a full reel of paper has 7750 metres on it with a diameter of 1240mm and a core diameter of 100mm how can work out the thickness of each strip of paper therefore allowing me to work out the metreage of the roll when its half in diameter at say 620mm Answered by Penny Nom.
From Tuomas: How would you calculate a diameter of a paper reel when the paper is 0,04 millimeters thick and for example 5000 meters of it is winded on a 76 mm (3inch) core. Answered by Penny Nom.
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