Papers and Boards Flashcards

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What are papers and boards sourced from?

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Cellulose fibres.

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What is the difference between papers and boards? Explain.

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The difference is the (gsm) grams per square metre.

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What is the gsm of paper?

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Anything less than 200g

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What is the gsm of boards?

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Anything greater than 200g.

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5
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Name all of the papers.

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Bleed proof paper
Cartridge paper
Grid paper
Layout paper
Tracing paper

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Name all of the boards.

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Corrugated board
Duplex board
Foil-lined board
Foam core board
Inkjet board
Solid white board

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How is paper measured?

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Paper is measured by weight in grams per square metre (GSM). Common weights range from 60-170gsm.

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What are the properties and common uses of layout paper?

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Properties: Medium opacity sheet with a smooth finish. 60-90 gsm.

Uses: Sketch and design work.

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What are the properties and common uses of tracing paper?

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Properties: Off white, low opacity sheet and thin. 60-90 gsm.

Uses: Copying, overlays and tracing drawings.

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What are the properties and common uses of cartridge paper?

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Properties: Thick white paper with a textured surface. 120-150 gsm.

Uses: Sketching, watercolours, ink drawings.

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What are the properties and common uses of bleed proof paper?

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Properties: Thick, coated paper that prevents inks or marker pens from bleeding. 120-150 gsm.

Uses: High quality illustrations with colour richness and vibrancy.

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What are the properties and common uses of grid paper?

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Properties: White paper with a printed grid of squares, isometric lines or other patterns. 80-100 gsm.

Uses: Scale drawings, model making, scientific diagrams.

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What are the properties and common uses of corrugated card?

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Properties: two layers of lightweight cord containing fluted layer strength

Uses: packing for impact protection and insulation. Fully degradable and recyclable.

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What are the properties and common uses of foam core?

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Properties: An inner foam core with a paper face. Rigid and stiff.

Uses: model making and mounting artworks.

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What are the properties and common uses of foil line board?

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Properties: card coated with aluminium foil on one side. Foil retains heat keeping contents warm and creates a moisture barrier.

Uses: takeaway containers and drink cartons .

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What are the properties in common uses of inkjet board?

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Properties: treated card with smooth finish and bleed proof printable surface

Uses: printing photographs and artworks

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What are the properties and common uses of duplex board?

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Properties: two layers of card bonded together, often with a white external layer. Available with metallic and holographic finishes

Uses: tough, with a bright write appearance suitable for packaging. Used with a waxy coating for food and drink containers

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What are the properties and common uses of solid white board?

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Properties: high quality card, brilliant white smooth finish on both sides

Uses: greetings cards, quality packaging and book covers

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Describe how paper and boards are formed.

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Wood is pulped, cleaned, and spread into sheets. It’s pressed, dried, and finished. Boards are made by laminating layers.