Color Copy Coated Gloss A4 Paper - 170gsm

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Uncoated paper provides a super smooth finish and ensures brilliant colour contrast. Watermarked Paper

If you are setting a fold in colour, we recommend scoring from a grammage of 170 gsm onwards so that the colour does not split at the fold. Gloss coated paper is typically used for photographic printing where a high-quality finish is needed. Matt Coated PaperAnswer: No, coloured card will not flake when cut. You should get a nice, clean cut if you use a good quality pair of scissors or another cutting tool. Can coloured card be used for drawing, sketching and colouring?

Answer: Yes, all our coloured card is coloured on both sides, ensuring that they are suitable for a range of uses, including card making and double-sided printing. Is it ok to use A4 coloured card in a printer? This guide provides the vast range of paper weights available for printing. Whilst there are some lower, higher and some in-between this guide, the majority included are the most common used for forms of printing and approximate weights. What does GSM mean? Business cards are commonly 350gsm or 400gsm, postcards can vary from 250gsm to 350gsm and drop cards are often 300gsm. Keep away from damp. Paper is designed with a specific moisture level which will be compromised by wet. Damp paper jams printers.Opacity is the property of paper that describes the amount of light which is transmitted through it. Paper that has a high opacity does not let much light pass through it; paper that has a low opacity is more translucent and allows lots of light to pass through it. High Quality Specialist paper Bond Paper The most common type of standard copier paper found in retailers – used in home, office printers and budget business stationery. 100gsm paper The Artway Enviro range of recycled products feature high-quality, fully-recycled materials at a great price, all made in the UK The weight range of standard office paper, used in your desktop laser printer or photocopier and would rarely be used for brochures. We endeavour to ensure that all images are as close to the true colour as possible, however we cannot guarantee the colour representation is exact. There can sometimes be shade variations between different batches of envelopes. There can also be variations when viewing on different monitors/screens depending on the settings etc.