1.4 Performance Characteristics of Paper and Boards Flashcards
What is the standard sizes name for paper stock forms
grams per square metre (GSM)
State three properties/characteristics of layout paper
Thin translucent paper with a smooth surface
Takes pencil well
Not as strong as tracing paper
State the three uses of layout paper
Sketching
Quick ink
Technical drawing
Tracing
State three properties/characteristics of cartridge paper
Creamy off-white colour
The surface qualities take various drawing media very well
Slightly textured surface
State the two uses of cartridge paper
Sketching (primarily used)
- Rending in pencil ink and pastel
State three properties/characteristics of tracing paper
Relatively hard and strong
Translucent paper
Slightly thicker than layout paper
State the one use of tracing paper
Copying images when sketching
State two properties/characteristics of bleed proof paper
Does not allow ink or solvent-based maker pens to bleed through
Highly sized with high opacity giving deeper colours
State the one use of bleed proof paper
Spirit-based marker rendering
State one property/characteristic of treated paper
Plain paper with a clear binder or dye layer applied to help hold the image on the paper surface
State the one use of treated paper
Photographic printing
State two properties/characteristics of watercolour paper
Withstand large amounts of water and retain its structural integrity
Has a matte, lightly texture finish
State the one use of watercolour paper
Watercolour painting
State two properties/characteristics of corrugated card
Shock-absorbing
Lightweight
Good thermal insulation
State the two uses of corrugated card
Protective packaging
Model making
Prototyping ideas
Food packaging, such as takeaway boxes