What should be recorded when conditioning specialty paper?

Keep records that let the team return to the same material and handling event: the grade or sample reference, batch, wrap condition, readings for the receiving and intended production areas with their times, opening time, planned printing/converting route, and the response to waviness, tight edges, static or feeding issues. Link the record to the approved sample, artwork and process order so later changes can be assessed against material, environment and processing conditions. Do not replace job records with a fixed climate figure or a universal promise.