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Printer Paper
Stock your printers with paper in a variety of sizes, weights, and colors.
A sturdy cardstock, the 65-lb. paper is good for printing postcards and document covers.
Often used for mailers, the 67-lb. paper is a lightweight, flexible cardstock.
90- and 110-lb. paper is an extra-heavy cardstock that’s designed to stand up to frequent handling, such as dividers and menus. The 110-lb. paper is more durable than the 90-lb. paper.
Paperboard
Also known as mat board and museum board, this paperboard is often used to mount pictures or build architectural models and prototypes. Made of 100% cotton, it's stronger than traditional cardstock and won't fray when it's cut.
This paperboard is free of acid and lignin, chemicals that can damage paper and textiles. Plus, it’s made with fade-resistant pigment to prevent it from lightening or yellowing over time.
1-ply paperboard is about as thick as a business card. It cuts more easily than 4-ply paperboard, so is a better choice for model-making projects or light duty mounting.
4-ply paperboard is about as thick as a penny. Stronger and more durable than 1-ply paperboard, it’s suitable for mounting artwork, photographs, and other documents for a long time. Due to its thickness, cutting 4-ply paperboard may require several passes with a utility knife or paper cutter.
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