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interfold

interfold

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Folded so sheets sit inside each other for easy one at a time removal
  • adjective
translation icon : intercalado
  • The packaging contains interfold tissues that are simple to grab without touching the rest.

Examples

  • The papers were interfold for better organization.

  • These interfold sheets make it easier to grab one at a time.

  • The dispenser uses interfold napkins so you can easily pull out one at a time.

  • Many paper towels are interfold to make them more convenient for public restrooms.

  • The technician adjusted the interfold sheets to ensure they were properly aligned for easy dispensing.

  • For this project, we need to use an interfold design that allows us to grab one layer at a time without mess.

  • During the presentation, the engineer explained how the interfold materials enhance the product's usability.

Surface Forms

interfold positive

Morphology

interfold = fold (transparent) = inter + fold

Meaning is directly built from the productive prefix 'inter-' (between/among) + 'fold' (to bend/layer), referring to layers folded and interleaved.

Etymology

Interfold describes paper or tissues folded so the sheets fit between each other for easy one-at-a-time use. It comes from inter- 'between' and fold 'to bend', so interfold packs let you pull one sheet while the next is ready.