Paper Material

Description & Common Uses 

Woodfree Paper

A versatile uncoated paper commonly used for books,

manuals, notebooks, forms, and stationery.

Coated Paper

A smooth paper available in gloss or matte finishes.

It provides excellent color reproduction and is widely used for brochures, catalogs, magazines, book covers, and marketing materials.

Paperboard & Cardstock

A thicker and more rigid paperboard material suitable for business cards, postcards, trading cards, playing cards, folding cartons,

packaging, and other premium printed products.

Kraft Paper

A durable brown paper commonly used for shopping bags,

packaging, tags, and eco-friendly products. 

Textured Paper

Features distinctive surface textures that add visual and tactile appeal, making it suitable for invitations, premium packaging,

specialty printing, and luxury stationery.

Specialty Paper

Includes metallic, pearlized, translucent, and other specialty papers

used for luxury packaging and creative print projects.

Bible Paper

Extremely thin yet durable paper designed for publications with a high page count. Commonly used for Bibles, dictionaries, reference books, and other books requiring reduced bulk without sacrificing readability.