Carbonless paper is coated with two types of chemicals: CF, or
front coating, and CB, or back coating. These chemicals are
contained in tiny capsules that release their contents when
pressure from a pen or printer causes the capsules to rupture.
When CF and CB chemicals interact, the CF chemicals darken,
creating an image on the CF side of the paper. A clear way to
distinguish CF from CB chemicals is that the image appears only on
the front side, with no image on the back. This type of paper,
which produces images without copying, is known as 'carbonless
paper.'
Smooth-running, quick display color, more brighter color.
Reliable performance for printing industry, can be used for hand
writing or computer printing.
Easy for preservation, long shelf life.
Non-pollution. Competitive price.
ISO 9001:2000, ISO14001:2004, SGS, FSC ARE ALL AVAILABLE.
