4 - Papers and Boards Flashcards

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What are papers and boards?

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Are compliant materials meaning that they are suitable for scoring, cutting and folding to produce items e.g packaging

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What is the difference between a paper and a board?

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Paper is anything less than 200gsm (grams per square metre) and boards are always greater than 200 gsm

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Examples of papers (6)

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  • Layout paper
  • Cartridge paper
  • Tracing paper
  • Bleed-proof paper
  • Treated paper
  • Watercolour paper
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Examples of cards (7)

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  • Corrugated card
  • Bleached card
  • Mount board
  • Duplex card
  • Foil backed and laminated card
  • Metal effect card
  • Moulded paper pulp
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Properties/performance characteristics of layout paper

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Thin translucent paper with a smooth surface

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Properties/performance characteristics of cartridge paper

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Off-white paper usually with a slightly textured surface

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Properties/performance characteristics of tracing paper

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Translucent paper slightly thicker than layout paper

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Properties/performance characteristics of bleed-proof paper

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Similar to cartridge paper but has a bleed-proof layer on one side so colours do not run

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Properties/performance characteristics of treated paper (2)

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  • Plain paper with a clear binder or dye layer applied to help hold the image on the paper surface and brighten the image
  • Surface sheens such as high gloss or matt available
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Properties/performance characteristics of watercolour paper

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Available in absorbent, smooth, hot-pressed or the more textured cold-pressed and heavily textured rough

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Properties/performance characteristics of corrugated card

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Usually with carton board outer layers and a corrugated middle layer, giving the material the ability to provide protection against impact

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Properties/performance characteristics of bleached card

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Chemically treated to brighten the surface to make it suitable for high-quality printing

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Properties/performance characteristics of mount board

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Made from compressed fine cotton fibres to produce Rigid board

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Properties/performance characteristics of duplex card

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Made up of two layers of paper, with the exterior often coated to make it more water-resistant and to give it a glossy sheen and waxy feel

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Properties/performance characteristics of foil backed and laminated card (2)

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  • Card with polymer film or foil applied to either one side or both sides to provide a water resistant and/or heat insulating layer
  • The foil or laminate layer just be removed before recycling the paper pulp
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Properties/performance characteristics of metal effect card (2)

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  • High-quality card with a thin metal effect layer applied to the outer surface for enhanced aesthetics
  • Can be embossed
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Properties/performance characteristics of moulded paper pulp (2)

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  • Recycled paper pulp moulded when wet and dried to a specific shape
  • Usually smooth on the visible inside surface and rough textured on the outer surface
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Uses of layout paper (4)

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  • Sketching
  • Quick ink
  • Technical drawing
  • Tracing
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Uses of cartridge paper (4)

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  • Sketching
  • Rendering in pencil
  • Ink and pastel
  • Can be used for printing
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Uses of tracing paper

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For copying images when sketching

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Uses of bleed-proof paper

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Spirit-based marker rendering

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Uses of treated paper

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Photographic printing

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Uses of watercolour paper

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Watercolour painting

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Uses of corrugated card (4)

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  • Protective Packaging
  • Model making
  • Prototyping ideas
  • Food packaging such as take-away boxes
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Uses of bleached card (2)
* Greeting cards | * High quality packaging
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Uses of mount board (3)
* Presenting artwork * Picture mounting * Modelling
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Uses of duplex card (3)
* Food packaging such as juice or milk cartoons * Disposable cups * Plates
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Uses of foil backed and laminated card (3)
* Drinks packaging * Milk cartoons * Take-away box lids
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Uses of metal effect card (2)
* Gift boxes and packaging | * High quality metal effect business cards
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Uses of moulded paper pulp (4)
* Moulded packaging products * Eco-friendly packaging * Egg boxes * Fruit packaging
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Paper stock forms
Are available in different sizes from A0 to A8
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What makes corrugated card suitable for a take-away food container such as pizza box (6)
* It is compliant and easy to cut and fold to a box shape using a die cutter * It is a food safe material - the pizza will not be contaminated by the corrugated card * It is an insulating material due to the air pockets within the corrugations, which will help to keep the pizza warm * It is a Lightweight material which makes it easy to carry on a delivery bike * Should not contribute to landfill as its single use and recyclable * It is biodegradable no contribution to landfill