reshaping a material into a new form without changing its basic chemical structure

turning old or unwanted materials/products into something useful

a hollow shape which can be used to form materials

a solid object that a material is manipulated around to create a specific shape

Reforming manufacturing processes for papers and boards

Design and technology

In this unit pupils will develop technical principles knowledge with an explicit focus on exam technique.

Shaping materials again without changing its basic chemical structure is called {{}}.

The mixture that is made when mixing paper pieces with water is called {{}}.

soaking paper in a glue or paste mixture and layering it over a former

using recycled paper pulp to form shaped products using moulds

joining layers of paper or cardboard together

Match the process to the correct definition.

Put the paper recycling process in order.

the use of recycled materials in production

the use of machines or technology to perform tasks

the process of making products by hand only

small, handcrafted products made by a single person

large-scale production using machinery and technology

What does 'industrial' typically refer to in manufacturing?

it can maintain its shape under normal conditions without breaking

it can resist environmental changes like temperature and moisture

the cost-effectiveness of building a structure

What does 'structural integrity' refer to in materials and structures?

they are always made from recycled materials

they're easier to transport, store, and use in different manufacturing processes

they don't require specialised tools to work with

What is one main benefit of using standard stock forms in manufacturing?

Which group includes only natural materials?