Embossing
Where designs are pressed in to the paper to leave a raised effect.
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Where designs are pressed in to the paper to leave a raised effect.
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Where printed material is fully enclosed and sealed in plastic. This leaves a small, clear plastic border around the sheet where it is sealed. Encapsulation is durable and water resistant.
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The size once trimmed and folded.
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The size before folding, after trimming. Can also be used if a product is to be supplied creased but unfolded.
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There are a large number of different folding options. Some common folds are: Concertina or Z fold Gate fold – where left and right edges fold to the centre Roll fold – like a takeaway menu.
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Forest Stewardship Council is an independent, non-governmental, not for profit organisation established to promote the responsible management of the world’s forests. Certain paper brands are accredited by the FSC.
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Printing in CMYK, as opposed to using spot colours Although you can print full colour with additional spot colours.
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The direction of the fibres of paper. It is easier to fold with the grain.
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These papers have a smooth surface and a high shine, perfect for producing printed promotional items e.g brochures, flyers and leaflets.
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Grams per square metre. This is the standard measurement of weight for paper.
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