What is premium uncoated paper?
What is premium uncoated paper?
Uncoated paper is exactly what it sounds like – paper that has no extra coating or paper finishing. Since there is no coating, there is no glare on the surface. This makes it ideal for prints that have a lot of text or reading materials.
What is 14pt gloss paper?
14pt. “extra thick” paper is one of the most common cardstocks available for printing. The thickness is about 0.39mm thick, which makes it ideal for business cards, postcards, and other firm-like quality print products. 14pt. “extra thick” paper is more common in printing than 16pt.
What is premium paper?
Premium paper is sometimes referred to as designer paper, fancy paper, or specialty paper. Regardless of what you call these quality papers, PFL is ready to help you decide which paper best suits your personal printing project.
What is uncoated paper used for?
Uncoated paper does have a number of advantages over coated paper and is commonly used for books, letterheads, envelopes, note-pads and a number of other paper products. Uncoated paper has a slightly rougher, more textured feeling than coated paper.
What is 15pt premium paper?
The 15pt card stock has a 40% thickness of a credit card. It’s our standard bright white paper stock which has a smooth texture. Available with gloss, matte/dry finish or both. If you’re looking for an average thickness paper stock then this 15pt is the card for you.
Which paper provides the best image quality?
The Best Inkjet Paper for Photos Yield Vivid Images
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper. HP’s photo paper strikes the right balance between economy and quality.
- Printworks Matte Photo Paper.
- Epson Metallic Photo Paper Glossy.
- CanonInk Glossy Photo Paper.
- Epson Premium Presentation Paper.
Is premium paper the same as cardstock?
Most of our customers opt for the Premium, which is 2x even 3x thicker than standard card stock. The Classic line is ideal when you are printing a wedding invitation set, since you can use the thinner weight for RSVP, maps & directions, brunch invites, etc.
Is uncoated paper better for the environment?
Ultimately, the choice is yours! Uncoated paper can help to give your marketing literature a more natural, eco-friendly feel but in fact, there is no difference in its environmental impact.
