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The Guide to Uncoated Paper consists of a great numbers of examples and illustrations. To make the best of the information, you should order the book from the nearest Arctic Paper-contact.
Paper is an extremely broad concept. The variations are almost limitless, and it is not only the visual impression but also the tactile qualities that make each paper unique. This is why paper is far more than just a surface. Paper can convey feeling and add an extra dimension to your printed message.
This paper guide explains how making a minor adjustment or tiny variation at the very beginning of the production process can have a major effect on the end result. Our aim is to give you the knowledge to be able to distinguish one paper from another but with particular reference to uncoated paper. ‘Uncoated’ simply means that the paper has no added layer on the surface, but is completely natural. However, the surface may be sized with starch. Fine paper generally refers to paper intended for use in writing and printing.
We hope this knowledge will help you to select the best paper for your particular end use by being able to recognise the individual qualities and particular properties of the paper you see. |
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