Papers and Boards Flashcards

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How are papers and boards formed

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From wood pulp which is rolled into thin sheets in paper mill factories to form the papers and boards that we use

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2
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What are papers and boards measured in

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Grams per square metre (gsm)

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3
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Name types of papers

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Layout paper
Cartridge paper
Tracing paper
Bleed proof paper
Treated paper
Watercolour paper
Duplex card
Moulded paper pulp

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4
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Name types of cards

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Corrugated card
Bleached card
Foiled back and laminated card
Mount board
Metal effect card

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5
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Properties of layout paper

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Thin translucent paper with a smooth surface

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Properties of cartridge paper

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Off-white paper usually with a slightly textured surface

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Properties of tracing paper

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Translucent paper slightly thicker than layout paper

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Properties 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

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Properties of watercolour paper

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Available in absorbent, smooth, hot-pressed

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Properties of corrugated card

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A corrugated middle layer, giving the material protection against impact

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Properties of bleached card

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Chemically treated to brighten the surface to make it suitable for high-quality printing

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12
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Properties of mount board

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Made from compressed fine cotton fibres to produce a rigid board

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Properties of duplex card

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Made up of two layers of paper, with exterior coated to make it more water resistant

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Properties of foiled back and laminated card

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Card with polymer foil applied to either one side or both sides to provide a water resistant or heat insulating layer

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Properties 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

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16
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Properties of moulded paper pulp

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Recycled paper pulp moulded when wet and dried to a specific shape

17
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Uses of layout paper

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Sketching
Technical drawing
Tracing

18
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Uses of cartridge paper

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Sketching
Rendering in pencil and ink

19
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Uses of tracing paper

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For copying images when sketching

20
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Uses of bleed-proof paper

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Spirit-based marker rendering

21
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Uses of treated paper

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Photographic printing

22
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Uses of watercolour paper

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Watercolour painting

23
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Uses of corrugated card

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Protective packaging
Model making

24
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Uses of mount board

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Modelling
Presenting artwork

25
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Uses of bleached card

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Greeting cards
High quality packaging

26
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Uses of duplex card

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Food packaging
Disposable cups

27
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Uses of foiled back and laminated card

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Milk cartons
Take away box lids

28
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Uses of metal effect card

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Gift boxes and pa kaging

29
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Uses of moulded paper pulp

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Egg boxes
Fruit packaging
Eco-friendly packaging