Name Printed Roll And Sheets

The term "Printed Roll and Sheets" generally refers to rolls or sheets of paper, film, or other substrates that have been printed with various designs, text, or graphics. These are typically used in industries like packaging, labels, textiles, and promotional materials. Below is a general specification and description for both printed rolls and printed sheets:

Description:

• Printed rolls are large rolls of material (paper, film, fabric, etc.) that are printed with designs, patterns, or text. They are commonly used for packaging (such as wrapping paper, gift wrap, or product labels), banners, and textiles. The material is generally wound onto a core to form a roll, which can be further processed or cut into smaller pieces.

Specifications:

1. Material Type: Can be paper (kraft, glossy, matte), plastic film (PVC, polyester, polypropylene), fabric, or other substrates depending on the application.
2. Roll Width: Varies depending on the intended use, commonly ranging from 12 inches to 60 inches (300mm to 1500mm).
3. Roll Length: Can range from a few meters to hundreds of meters (depending on the type of material and the printing design). The roll length may be customized to order.
4. Printing Method:
   • Flexographic Printing: Used for large-scale commercial print runs (such as packaging).
   • Gravure Printing: High-quality printing method used for fine details and large volumes.
   • Digital Printing: For custom, on-demand prints, and smaller runs.
5. Print Quality: High-resolution prints (up to 300 DPI or more) for clear, vibrant images and text.
6. Ink Type: Water-based, UV-curable, or solvent-based inks depending on the substrate.
7. Core Type: Paper or cardboard core, with various diameters (usually between 1.5" to 3").
8. Finish: Glossy, matte, satin, or textured finish based on customer preference.
9. Applications: Packaging (boxes, pouches, labels), wrapping paper, textiles, banner printing, and promotional materials.

Description:

• Printed sheets are individual cut pieces of material (typically paper or cardboard) that have been printed with text, images, or designs. These are generally used for products like flyers, brochures, business cards, posters, and custom packaging. Printed sheets are often cut to specific sizes for various uses.

Specifications:

1. Material Type: Paper (coated or uncoated), card stock, vinyl, or other specialized materials.
2. Sheet Size: Common sizes include standard (8.5" x 11", A4, A3) or custom dimensions.
3. Weight: Paper weights are typically measured in GSM (grams per square meter) or pounds (lbs). Common weights include 80-100 GSM for regular printing, 200+ GSM for business cards, and up to 350 GSM for heavy-duty card stock.
4. Printing Method:
   • Offset Printing: High-volume printing with superior quality, suitable for large runs like brochures and flyers.
   • Digital Printing: Suitable for small runs and custom jobs with quick turnaround times.
   • Screen Printing: Used for specialty printing such as t-shirts, posters, and other promotional items.
5. Ink Type: Standard ink (for offset or digital printing), UV inks, or specialty inks (metallic, fluorescent, etc.).
6. Print Quality: Generally, sheets have high-resolution prints for detailed and vibrant colors, often with a minimum of 300 DPI.
7. Finish: Glossy, matte, satin, or special coatings like UV coating, varnishing, or lamination.
8. Cutting/Edges: Clean-cut edges (guillotine cutting, laser cutting, or die-cutting) for professional presentation.
9. Applications: Flyers, brochures, business cards, posters, catalogs, custom packaging, and any printed material where individual sheets are required.