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Keywords:
Wastepaper,
Papermaking,
Unprinted,
Pulp,
Wedding
Raw material; that out of which something is manufactured; as, paper stock.
This refers to the wet pulp before it is fed onto a papermaking machine, or during the papermaking processes before it becomes a sheet of paper; contains around 99% water and 1% fiber. In graphic arts, stock means paper.
A term for the substrate that is printed onto.
(1) Paper to be printed or converted. (2) A product not made to order and stored in a warehouse or distribution center.
Stock refers to the thickness and heaviness of a type of paper. Hard card stock is often used for formal wedding invitations.
Paper used in printing. Also see Opacity.
The type of paper used for a print job.
Material (paper) to be printed on
see pulp.
Stock in printing refers to paper. [Back
Any surface, usually paper, used to receive a printed image.
The type of paper that a direct mail piece is printed on (I.e. card stock, glossy, matte coated etc.)
Stock is paper. The word stock simply refers to the paper used in your book. See also 10 Pt. C1S or 50 lb. paper.
Paper or other material that will be printed. To a paper mill, a "stock item" is a manufactured item that is inventoried, as opposed to a "manufacturing order," which is custom made.
Paper or other material to be printed upon.
General term with many meanings. (1) Paper or board that is on hand in inventory. (2) Paper or board that has been designated for a particular use and only awaits the printing or converting process. (3) Pulp which has been processed to a state where dilution is the only step necessary for it to be made into paper or board. (4) At any stage in manufacture wet pulp is referred to as stock. (5) Wastepaper.
the mixed suspension of fibre and other materials used to form the paper
Paper pulp feed; designation of a particular oil in refinery; bright stock.
Also called paperstock and coverstock. Paper to be used for printing.
the thickness and heaviness of the paper used. Heavy card stock is ideal for traditional wedding invitations.
The material to be printed.
A term for unprinted paper or other material to be printed.
Paper or other material to be printed on.
The term used to describe the thickness and heaviness of paper. Hardy card stock is ideal for formal wedding invitations. They'll often come accompanied by a square of tissue or parchment (delicate stocks) for elegant contrast.
Paper or other material to be printed. to top
Suspension in water (slurry) of fibres and other components for papermaking during the period between defibration and web formation
Alternate term for paper. Also used as alternate term for Furnish.
the paper or card which is to be printed on.
Paper or other material to be printed and bound.
The wet pulp before it is fed onto a papermaking machine, or during the papermaking processes before it becomes a sheet of paper; contains around 99% water and 1% fibre. Also the colloquial term for the paper type used in a printed job.
General term with many meanings. (1) Paper or board that is on hand in inventory. (2) Paper or board that has been designated for a particular use and only awaits the printing or converting process. (3) Pulp which has been processed to a state where dilution is the only step necessary for it to be made into paper of board (4) Wet pulp at any stage of manufacture. (5) Wastepaper (See base stock, sheet, grade).
Wet pulp of any type at any stage of the manufacturing process.
The type of paper or other material that will be used for printing.
A printer's term for paper to be used for printing.
Paper or other substrate.
Unprinted paper or any material to be printed on
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