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How to classify printed book paper Letter paper The letterpress paper uses the main paper for letterpress printing of books and magazines. It is suitable for texts such as important works, scientific books, academic journals and textbooks for colleges and universities. The letterpress paper can be divided into four grades of No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 according to the distribution ratio of the paper materials. The number of papers represents the quality of the paper. The larger the number, the...

1, nitrocellulose (NC) color film Nitrocellulose (nitrocellulose), light white or light yellow floc, insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents, ketones, esters, alcohol ethers, nitrogen content is generally 11% to 13%. According to the high and low nitrogen content, the screen printing ink is divided into L type and H type by nitrocellulose, and the nitrogen content ranges from 10.7% to 11.4% and 11.5% to 12.2%, respectively. The nitrocellulose series color film is made of high quality...

Commonly used book printing technology Books are a must-have for learning. The quality of books has a great impact on people's reading experience. How do books print better? Let's talk about the two mainstream printing methods. 1. Contact Imprinting Contact imprinting is a printing technique that uses pressure-based printing to transfer graphic information on an original to a substrate using a plate or other means. Contact imprinting is also a traditional method of printing. It uses ink or...

What are the commonly used printing papers? Printing paper basics After the invention of papermaking in 105 AD, papermaking was spread from Henan to other areas with developed economic and cultural properties. Cai Lun was sealed to Longting Hou in Yangxian, Shaanxi Province, and papermaking was transmitted to Hanzhong and gradually spread to Sichuan. In the processing and manufacturing technology, the lye cooking and crucible are strengthened, the quality of the paper is improved, and processed...

For many of our graphic design enthusiasts, there may be a disconnect between the design process and the binding. For graphic designer Kristine Kawakubo, the art of hand-binding is at the heart of the design process from conception to completion. The experiment is Kristine's exquisite handmade books. The key is because the type and image interact to create a unique piece. Speaking of it is very good, she discussed "when you really experience the entire book making process, you will be inspired...