types of papers and boards Flashcards
what are the properties of layout and tracing paper?
relatively hard and translucent, typically 50-90 gsm
what are the typical uses of layout and tracing paper?
working drawings, tracing
what are the properties of bleed proof paper?
smooth and relatively hard, resistant to inks seeping through, allows clear and sharp images, typically 70-150 gsm
what are the typical uses of bleed proof paper?
used with water and spirit based felt tip pens, printed multicoloured flyers and leaflets
what are the properties of cartridge paper?
tough and lightly textured, typically light cream coloured and 100-150 gsm
what are the typical uses of cartridge paper?
drawing and painting, flyers and leaflets
what are the properties of grid paper?
printed squares or isometric grids in different sizes, 60-100 gsm
what are the typical uses of grid paper?
quick sketches and model making
what are the properties of corrugated cardboard?
two or more layers of card with a fluted middle layer (this adds strength whilst keeping it lightweight), often made from recycled material, 250gsm and up
what are the typical uses of corrugatedcard board?
general boxes and packaging
what are the properties of duplex board?
white surfaces with grey fibres between, tough and lightly textured, lower cost than fully bleached card, 230-420 gsm
what are the typical uses of duplex board?
food packaging
what are the properties of foil lined board
laminated foil on one side of cardboard, solid white board or duplex board, insulating properties (can keep moisture in or out)
what are the typical uses of foil lined board?
drinks cartons, ready meal lids
what are the properties of foam core board?
paper surfaces covering polystyrene centre, usually 1.5-12mm thick