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Orientation Report
|Orientation Report 2011 |
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|MIRZA FAHAD ( TRAINEE ENGINEER PRODUCTION, LAMINATION ) |
|12/19/2011 |
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TRAINING IN AL-NOOR MDF BOARD DIVISION

Submitted To

Mr. Shakeel Sami

Submitted By

Mr. MIRZA FAHAD

(TRAINEE ENGINEER PRODUCTION LAM)

INDEX

TABLE OF CONTENT PAGE #

INTRODUCTION 01

GENERAL OVERVIEW OF LAMINATION 01

STEPS IN FOIL LAMINATION 02

REMARKS ABOUT FOIL LAMINATION 02

FIVE SHORT CYCLE LAMINATION 03

STEPS IN FIVE SHORT CYCLE LAMINATION 03

WORKING PROCEDURE OF LINE 1 03

WORKING PROCEDURE OF LINE 2, 3, 4 & 5 04

REMARKS ABOUT LINE 2, 3, 4 & 5. 04

SOME FACTS ABOUT RAW BOARD 04

INTRODUCTION OF PAPERS 05

What I UNDERSTOOD AT AL-NOOR MDF LAMINATION PLANT DURING 19th – 25th DEC 2011

INTRODUCTION OF ALNOOR GROUP OF COMPANIES

Al-Noor group of companies first began its operations with trading activities in the late 19th century in Mauritius & setting up of a small sugar manufacturing unit.
Subsequently, offices were setup in India, Sri-lanka & Burma.
After the partition of the sub-continent the group established

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