Features
Colored paper is created by incorporating pigments or dyes into the
pulp during the papermaking process. These pigments or dyes are
mixed with the pulp, and the resulting mixture is then shaped into
paper. The specific type and concentration of the pigments or dyes
influence the color and intensity of the final product. After the
paper is formed, it undergoes standard drying and finishing
processes to produce the final colored paper product.
Different Finishes: There are various finishes of colored paper,
such as matte, glossy, or metallic. Each finish presents a distinct
aesthetic effect and can be customized.
Acid-free options: Acid-free color paper is available, ensuring the
longevity of the artwork or documents created with it. This type of
paper is resistant to yellowing and deterioration over time, making
it suitable for archival purposes or projects that require
long-term preservation.
Environmental Considerations: Eco-friendly colored paper made from
recycled or sustainably sourced materials. These environmentally
conscious choices help reduce the ecological impact of paper
production.
Regarding compatibility with cutting and printing techniques,
colored paper can be cut, folded, and shaped into various forms and
structures. It is also suitable for embossing and die-cut designs.
Furthermore, colored paper is compatible with both inkjet and laser
printers, enabling the creation of customized designs and text.
Application of Color Paper/Color Board: Color Offset Paper can be
utilized in various fields, such as business cards, wedding
invitations, and greeting cards. It is also suitable for tags,
including clothing and shoe tags. Additionally, it serves as a
material for educational arts and crafts, benefiting students and
designers in different areas. Color Offset Paper is ideal for
creating handicrafts, printing office documents, and producing
paper stationery. Furthermore, it is employed for inkjet printing
in office settings and for offset printing on printing machinery.
FAQ
Q1: What materials are used?
A1: Produced from 100% virgin wood pulp combined with
environmentally safe colorants.
Q2: Is it suitable for office printers?
A2: Yes. Works smoothly with both laser and inkjet printing
systems.
Q3: Can you provide special color matching?
A3: Absolutely. We can match Pantone shades as well as custom brand
colors.
Q4: How does colored paper differ from colored board?
A4: Paper is lighter and flexible for printing or crafts, while
board has higher thickness and stiffness, ideal for packaging and
premium cards.
Q5: What are the main features?
A5: Vivid colors, even texture, clean surface, and excellent ink
receptivity.
Q6: What grammages and formats are offered?
A6: Available from 60 gsm up to 400 gsm, in A4/A3 sheets, large
folio sizes, or jumbo rolls.
Q7: What are the common uses?
A7: Office stationery, commercial printing, teaching supplies,
creative handcrafts, DIY projects, and packaging design.
Q8: What is the minimum order and lead time?
A8: Standard MOQ is 25 tons, with production and shipment in about
30 days.
Q9: Which certifications are provided?
A9: Products are certified by ISO, SGS, FDA, and FSC.
Q10: How is it packaged for delivery?
A10: Wrapped in PE film, reinforced with edge protectors, and
stacked on durable wooden pallets for safe transport.
