Coated Art Paper is made from base paper coated with paint and decorated. Its surface is smooth and delicate, available in double-sided and single-sided coatings, and comes in glossy and matte finishes. Coated Art Paper is primarily used for printing the covers and illustrations of high-end books and periodicals, color pictures, various exquisite product advertisements, samples, product packaging, trademarks, and more.
Feature of Coated Art Paper
Coated Art Paper has an extremely smooth and flat surface with high smoothness and gloss. The coating used has a whiteness of over 90%, with extremely fine particles, and is calendered with a super calender, resulting in a smoothness generally ranging from 600 to 1000 seconds. The coating is evenly distributed on the surface of the paper, giving it an attractive white appearance. The requirements for Coated Art Paper are a thin and uniform coating without bubbles and an appropriate amount of adhesive in the coating to prevent powder shedding and linting during printing. Additionally, the Coated Art Paper must have proper absorption for xylene, suitable for fine screen printing above 60 lines/cm.
Main Uses of Coated Art Paper
Textured Coated Art Paper is pressed with old blankets, giving it a flat surface and high whiteness, and providing a three-dimensional effect to printed graphics and images. This type of Coated Art Paper is widely used for printing pictorials, advertisements, landscape paintings, exquisite calendars, and portrait photographs. Coated Art Paper, commonly known as art paper, is one of the main types of paper used by printing houses and is formally referred to as printing Coated Art Paper. It is widely used in everyday life.
The beautiful calendars we see, posters sold in bookstores, book covers, illustrations, art books, picture albums, and more are almost all made of Coated Art Paper. Various exquisite decorative packaging, paper handbags, labels, and trademarks also extensively use Coated Art Paper.
