Paper And Boards Flashcards

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What are the properties and uses of layout paper?

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Thin translucent paper with a smooth surface
Sketching, tracing, quick ink, technical drawing

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What are the properties and uses of cartridge paper?

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Off-white paper, usually with a slightly textured surface
Sketching, printing, rendering in pencil, ink and pastel

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What are the properties and uses of tracing paper?

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Translucent paper slightly thicker than layout paper
For copying images when sketching

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What are the properties and uses of bleed-proof paper?

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Similar to cartridge paper but has a bleed-proof layer on one side so colours do not run
Spirit based markers and rendering

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What are the properties and uses of treated paper?

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Plain paper with a clear binder or dye layer applied to help hold the image on the paper surface and brighten the image. Sometimes involves surface sheens such as glossy
Photographic printing

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What are the properties and uses of watercolour paper?

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Available in absorbent, smooth, hot-pressed or the more textured cold-pressed and heavily textured rough
Watercolour painting

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What are the properties and uses of corrugated card?

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Carton board outer layers and a corrugated middle layer, giving the material the ability to provide protection against impact
Flexible
Protective packaging
Model making

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What are the properties and uses of bleached card?

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Chemically treated to brighten the surface, making suitable for high quality printing
Greeting cards
High quality packaging

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What are the properties and uses of mount board?

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Made from compressed fine cotton fibres to produce a rigid board
Used for presenting artwork, picture mounting and modelling

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What are the properties and uses of duplex card?

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Made up of two layers of paper, the exterior often coated to make it more water-resistant and to give it a glossy sheen and waxy feel
Used for food packaging, disposable cups and plates

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What are the properties and uses of foil backed and laminated card?

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Card with polymer film or foil applied to either one side or both to provide water resistant and heat insulating layer
Used in drinks packaging and take-away box lids

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What are the properties and uses of metal effect card?

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High quality card with a thin metal effect layer applied to the outer surface for enhanced aesthetics
Used in gift boxes and packaging
High quality metal-effect business cards

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What are the properties and uses of moulded paper pulp?

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Recycled paper pulp moulded when wet and dried to a specific shape. Usually smooth on the visible inside surface and rough textured in the outer surface
Used for moulded packaging products

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What stock forms is paper available in?

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Different standard sizes ranging from A0 to A8

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How is paper thickness measured?

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gsm (grams per square metre)

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What is the boundary in terms of gsm between paper and board?

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220 gsm and above is board