July 2010 PFFC

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Baggy Webs: Part III—Causes

Web Lines After two columns on baggy webs, we know they are a problem and we know we can measure them. What do we do next? First, we need to find a way to fix it in the short term. Second, we can work on a long-term plan to prevent baggy webs from happening. One of the hardest things to fathom about a baggy web is “Why would my web supplier send this material to me?” The answer: They didn’t know they were sending you a baggy web; it was fine before they wound it up. In my ...

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