What is Aqueous Coating?

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The said website also provided typical situations requiring an aqueous coating. They arerepparttar following:

Your printed piece will be heavily handled: Aqueous coatings will protect your project by providing more scuff resistance than varnishes and still yield brilliant metallic inks. In addition, aqueous coatings won’t yellow with age, as varnishes do.

Your deadline was yesterday: Applying a flood aqueous coating in a job printed on two sides is more time efficient because it is fast drying. There is no drying time required between coatingrepparttar 107471 first and second side. Your job can be handled immediately, even inrepparttar 107472 bindery.

When a No. 2 paper doesn’t cutrepparttar 107473 mustard: Aqueous coatings can enhance lesser grade papers by yielding a glossier and smoother finish. A big advantage of aqueous is that it requires only minimal amounts of powder, which yields a better gloss than varnish.

Your printing budget was reduced: Aqueous coating isrepparttar 107474 least expensive coating option. You can print multiple colors plusrepparttar 107475 aqueous coat-coating in one sheet-pass.

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Simplified Explanation of Different Coated Paper Types?

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In an article entitled The right paper matters when printing written by Bill Klutz, it further enlightens views on paper. “Coating - Copier paper needs some type of clay or dust coating to helprepparttar paper separate and feed it. Also, most people askrepparttar 107470 question, Does it matter which side ofrepparttar 107471 paper is copied first? Andrepparttar 107472 answer is, You getrepparttar 107473 best results when you copyrepparttar 107474 proper side first. Most copier paper will have some type of indicator as to which side should be copied on. The construction ofrepparttar 107475 copier will determine ifrepparttar 107476 paper has to be placed up or down sorepparttar 107477 correct side is copied first.”

Coated papers are mostly used in printing process colors. The clay which finishesrepparttar 107478 coated sheets holdsrepparttar 107479 color pigments onrepparttar 107480 surface ofrepparttar 107481 sheet and causesrepparttar 107482 images to look brighter and sharper. They provide a brilliant opaque base for readable, crisp typography. They’re popularly known use is in printing brochures, catalog, flyers, newsletters andrepparttar 107483 likes.

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