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What are the sizes of printing paper?

Positive 16 karat (185x260)

Dadu 16 karat (210x285)

What is the unit of "open"?

How many sheets of paper can be drawn out of the fully opened paper?

For example: 16K means 16 cards are drawn in full open, and two cards are drawn in half open.

How big is it when it is opened?

Fully open: 780 x1080

Large: 880 x1180

Printing paper specifications

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The so-called number of openings means cutting into several parts. For example, an 8-opening paper is 1/8 the size of the full opening (cut in half three times). Before designing, you must first select the paper size, because the printing machine can only use a few types of paper (usually full open, chrysanthemum open), and then use the machine to cut it into the required size after printing, so do not use the table below if you have nothing to do Special specifications other than that to avoid wasting space due to unsatisfactory printing on paper.

Because the machine needs to pick up and feed paper, the edges of the paper cannot be printed. Therefore, the original size of the paper will be larger than the actual specification. Wait until printing is completed before cutting the blank edges. Dropped, so there is a difference between full size and cropped size. If the poster intentionally leaves a white border, you can choose not to cut it.

Open format full size (mm) Cut size (mm) Commonly used papers

Full-open B1 1091 X 787 1042 X 751 wall paper

Yes Open (half open) B2 787 X 545 751 X 521 poster

3 open 787 >5 open 454 X 318 424 X 303

8 open B4 393

32 open B6 196 X 136 187 X 130

64 open B7 136

Chrysanthemum folio A2 621 X 436 594 X 421

Ju 3 folio 621

Ju 8 open A4 310 X 218 297 X 210 photocopy paper

Ju 16 open A5 218

Chrysanthemum 64 open A7 109 Machine printing→Each post-printing process→Finished products are warehoused or shipped

Some sizes

General standard sizes: "Depending on actual needs according to specific circumstances"

The standard size of tri-fold advertising is A4)210mm x 285mm

The standard size of ordinary brochures is A4)210mm x 285mm

The standard size of document envelope: 220mm x 305mm

Posters: Standard size: 540mm x 380mm

Standard size for hanging flags: 8 openings 376mm x 265mm 4 openings 540mm x 380mm

Handbag: Standard size: 400mm x 285mm x 80mm

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Letter note: Standard size: 185mm x 260mm 210mm x 285mm

Business card: 90mmX55mm

Envelope

No. 1 165X102

No. 2 176X110

No. 3 176X125

No. 4 208X110

No. 5 220X110

No. 6 230X120

No. 7 230X160

No. 8 309X120

No. 9 324X229

No. 10 458X324

There are many types of printed matter, different printed matter Different types of paper are often required. The varieties and specifications of some commonly used printing papers are introduced below.

1. Letterpress paper

Toppan paper is the main paper used for letterpress printing of books and magazines. Letterpress paper can be divided into four grades: No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 according to the different composition ratios of paper materials. The number of the paper represents the quality of the paper. The larger the number, the worse the paper quality. Letterpress printing paper is mainly used by letterpress printing machines.

This paper has properties similar to, but not identical to, newsprint. Since the ratio of paper pulp and the tapping of pulp are better than newsprint, the fiber structure of letterpress paper is relatively uniform. At the same time, the gaps between fibers are filled with a certain amount of filler and glue, and have also been bleached, which forms The adaptability of this paper to printing. It is slightly different from newsprint. Although its ink absorption is not as good as newsprint, it has the characteristics of uniform ink absorption; its water resistance and paper whiteness are both better than newsprint. Letterpress paper has the characteristics of uniform texture, lint-free, slightly elastic, opaque, slightly water-resistant, and certain mechanical strength.

Weight: 49~60)±2g/m2.

Specifications of flat paper: 787×l092mm, 850×ll68mm, 880xl230mm; and some special size paper.

Roll paper specifications: width 787 mm, 1092 mm, 1575 mm, length approximately 60m to 80oo meters.

2. Newsprint

Newsprint, also called white paper, is the main paper used for newspapers, periodicals and books. The characteristics of newsprint are: the paper is soft and has good elasticity; it has good ink absorption performance, which ensures that the ink is fixed on the paper quickly; the two sides of the paper are smooth and lint-free after calendering, so that the printed imprints on both sides are better Clear and full; has certain mechanical strength; good opacity; suitable for high-speed web printing. This kind of paper is produced from mechanical wood pulp (or other chemical pulp) and contains a large amount of lignin and other impurities. Not suitable for long-term storage. If stored for too long, the paper will turn yellow, become brittle, have poor water resistance, and be unsuitable for writing. Newspaper ink or book ink must be used. The viscosity of the ink should not be too high. The moisture content of the page must be strictly controlled during offset printing.

Weight: 49~52) ±2g/m2

Flat paper specifications: 787×1092mm, 850xll68mm, 880xl230mm.

Roll paper specifications: width 787mm, 1092mm, 1575mm; length about 6000~8000 meters.

3. Offset paper

Offset paper is mainly used by lithographic (offset) printing machines or other printing machines to print higher-end color prints, such as color pictorials, albums, posters, color-printed trademarks and some high-end books, as well as book covers. Illustrations etc. Offset paper is divided into three types: special size, No. 1 and No. 2 according to the pulp ratio. There are single-sided and double-sided, and there are two grades: super calendering and ordinary calendering. Offset paper has small elasticity, uniform absorption of ink, good smoothness, tight and opaque texture, and good whiteness. Strong water resistance. Conjunctival offset printing ink and better quality lead printing ink should be used. The viscosity of the ink should not be too high, otherwise powder removal and fuzzing will occur. To prevent dirt from sticking to the back, anti-fouling agents, powder spraying or lining paper are generally used.

Weight: 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 120, 150, 180 g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787 × 1092 mm; 850 × 1168 mm.

Roll paper specifications: 787 mm, 1092 mm, 850 mm.

4. Coated paper

Coated paper is also called printing coated paper. This kind of paper is coated with a layer of white slurry on the base paper and pressed. Made of light. The paper surface is smooth, the whiteness is high, the paper fibers are evenly distributed, the thickness is consistent, the elasticity is small, the elasticity is good, the water resistance and tensile properties are strong, and the ink absorption is good. Sexual and receptive conditions are very good. Coated paper is mainly used for printing albums, covers, postcards, exquisite product samples, and color trademarks. The pressure should not be too high when printing on coated paper, and offset resin-based inks and glossy inks should be used. To prevent dirt from sticking to the back, methods such as adding anti-fouling agents and powder spraying can be used.

Weight: 70, 80, 100, 120, 150, 180200, 210.240, 250g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 648×953 mm, 787×970 mm, 787×1092 mm

5. Pictorial newspaper

The texture of pictorial newspaper is fine, white and smooth, and is used for printing pictorials, albums and posters.

Weight: 65, 91 and 12 g/m2

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092 mm.

6. Written paper

Written paper, also called book cover paper, is the paper used to print book covers. Pigments are added to written paper during papermaking, and come in colors such as gray, blue, and beige.

Weight: 120g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 690×960 mm, 787×1092 mm.

7. Embossed paper

Embossed paper is a specially produced surface decorative paper. The surface of the paper has a pattern that is not very obvious. The colors are gray, green, beige and pink, and are generally used to print single-color covers. The embossed paper is brittle and the spine breaks easily when binding. When printing, the paper has a large curvature and paper feeding is difficult, which affects printing efficiency.

Weight: 150~180g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092 mm, 850×ll68 mm.

8. Dictionary paper

Dictionary paper is a high-grade thin paper for books and periodicals. The paper is thin, strong and resistant to folding. The paper surface is white and delicate, the texture is tight and smooth, slightly transparent, and has certain water resistance. It is mainly used for printing dictionaries, classic books and other books with a large number of pages and that are easy to carry. Dictionary paper has high requirements on pressure and ink color in the printing process, so special attention must be paid to the printing process.

Weight: 30~40g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092 mm.

9. Raw edge paper

The raw edge paper is thin and soft, light yellow in color, and hairless. Water resistance and good ink absorption. Raw-edged paper is only suitable for single-sided printing and is mainly used for ancient books.

10. Writing paper. Writing paper is paper for writing with ink. The paper must not swim when writing. Writing paper is mainly used in factories to print exercise books, diaries, forms, account books, etc. Writing paper is divided into special size, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4.

Weight: 45, 50, 60, 70, 80 g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 427×569 mm, 596×834 mm, 635×ll18 mm, 834×ll72 mm, 787×l092 mm.

Roll paper specifications: 787 mm, 1092 mm.

11. Typing paper

Typing paper is a thin page of paper. The paper is thin and flexible. It is required not to have holes when typing, and it will not be scratched by the pen tip when copying with a hard pencil. Mainly used for printing documents, forms and multi-copy vouchers. Used as interleaving paper and printing and packaging paper in books. Typing paper comes in white, yellow, red, blue, green and other colors.

Weight: 20~25g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092mm, 560×870mm, 686×864mm, 559×864mm.

12. Postage paper

Postage paper is used in printing to print various copies and printing and packaging paper.

Weight: 25~28g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092 mm.

13. Corbett paper Corbett paper is thin and tough, suitable for printing multi-copy books; it is used in book binding to protect art works and play a beautiful role.

Weight: 17~20g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×l092 mm.

14. Self-printed paper White plate paper has small elasticity, toughness, and is not easy to break when folded. It is mainly used for printing packaging boxes and commercial packaging sulfur lining paper. In bookbinding, medium-diameter paper (spine strips) or covers used for bound spines and hardcover books. There are special and ordinary, single-sided and double-sided.

According to the bottom layer, there are two types: gray bottom and white bottom.

Weight: 220, 240. 250, 280, 300, 350, 400g/m2.

Flat paper specifications: 787×787 mm, 787×1092 mm, 1092×1092 mm.

15. Kraft paper has high tensile strength and is available in single gloss, double gloss, striped, and grainless, etc. Mainly used for packaging paper, envelopes, paper bags, etc. and printing machine drum lining.

Flat paper specifications: 787×1092mm, 850xll68mm, 787×ll90mm, 857×ll20mm.