Logo Continue Printed Uncoated Paper

Logo Continue Printed Uncoated Paper is a type of uncoated paper commonly used for continuous printing, particularly in businesses where high volumes of prints are required, such as invoices, forms, and other transactional materials. Here’s a description and the typical specifications for this paper:

Logo Continue Printed Uncoated Paper is a durable, high-quality, non-glossy paper designed for continuous printing applications. It is often used in printers that require perforated sheets or continuous rolls to produce documents that may need to be torn off in sections. Its uncoated surface allows for excellent ink absorption, making it ideal for printing logos, text, and graphical designs without the shine that coated papers often have. This makes it suitable for official documents, promotional materials, and other print media where the paper quality needs to be practical, economical, and professional-looking.

1. Paper Type: Uncoated

   • The paper has a smooth, non-glossy surface.
   • Often, this paper is produced using a natural wood pulp or recycled materials, ensuring a more sustainable product.

2. Brightness/Whiteness:

   • Brightness typically ranges between 80–95% (depending on the manufacturer).
   • The paper maintains a natural white or off-white shade, which helps maintain legibility.

3. Weight/Thickness:

   • The paper is typically available in a variety of weights, most commonly from 60gsm (grams per square meter) to 120gsm.
   • Heavier weights (e.g., 90gsm or 100gsm) are used for documents that require durability and a higher quality feel.

4. Surface Finish:

   • Uncoated Finish: The surface is matte and natural, providing excellent ink absorption without any gloss or shine.

5. Size:

   • Available in standard sizes such as A4, A3, and custom sizes for specific printing needs.
   • Also available in continuous roll form for specific printing machines.

6. Printability:

   • Compatible with a wide range of printing techniques including:
     • Offset Printing
     • Laser and Inkjet Printing
     • Thermal Printing (in the case of continuous paper rolls)
     • Flexographic Printing for mass production
   • It is designed to provide crisp and clear print results, even for logos and fine details.

7. Opacity:

   • Good opacity, typically between 85-90%, ensuring minimal show-through of printed content from the opposite side.

8. Perforation:

   • For continuous use in printers, the paper is often perforated along the edges or at intervals to allow easy tearing.
   • This feature is commonly found in invoices, receipts, and other transactional print materials.

9. Environmental Considerations:

   • The paper is often available in recycled versions and may carry certifications like FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), ensuring it’s sourced from responsibly managed forests.
   • It is biodegradable and recyclable, making it an eco-friendly option compared to coated alternatives.

10. Applications:

    • Transactional printing: invoices, bills, receipts, forms
    • Direct mail printing for large-volume mailouts
    • Promotional materials: catalog sheets, flyers
    • Forms: continuous forms for data entry, questionnaires

• Cost-Effective: It is generally more affordable than coated papers, especially for high-volume printing.
• Professional Look: The uncoated finish provides a more natural, classic appearance that works well for official communications and documents.
• Ink Absorption: The paper absorbs ink better, resulting in a more matte finish without any glossy reflections.

This paper is a reliable option for companies that need to produce documents in bulk or on a continuous basis, while also providing sufficient quality for printing logos and graphics.