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Coated paper is a type of paper that has been coated with a mixture of materials, typically clay and latex, to enhance its surface properties. This coating provides a smooth finish, improves brightness, and allows for sharper images and text when printed. Coated paper is commonly used in applications where high-quality printing is essential, such as magazines, brochures, and packaging materials.
| Basis weight | 80 to 400 gsm |
| Coating types | Gloss, matte, and silk |
| Finish | Smooth or textured |
| Brightness | Up to 100% ISO brightness |
| Opacity | High opacity for double-sided printing |
When choosing coated paper, consider the specific application and required print quality. Specify the basis weight, coating type, and finish that best suits your needs. Additionally, inquire about brightness and opacity levels to ensure optimal performance for your printing projects. It's also important to discuss quantities and any special requirements such as certifications for sustainability.
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Gloss coated paper has a shiny finish that enhances color vibrancy, while matte coated paper has a non-reflective finish for a more subdued look.
Yes, coated paper can be recycled, but the recycling process may vary based on the type of coating used.
Coated paper typically ranges from 80 to 400 gsm depending on the application.
Yes, many coated papers are designed for inkjet printing, but it's important to choose the right type for optimal results.
Common uses include magazines, brochures, flyers, and high-quality packaging materials.
The coating improves print quality by providing a smoother surface that enhances ink adhesion and color reproduction.