Printing Knowledge Center

A House Sheet refers to any of the various papers a printing company regularly keeps in inventory. House Sheets offer a reliable and economical paper option.

Heavy Coverage refers to an ink application that covers a significant portion of the paper. It can also refer to a dense saturation of ink, whether applied as a flood coat or to specific areas.

If you are looking for a non-glossy paper to complement your print project, it is important to select the one that adds the proper look, feel, and function.

GSM is a standardized method for expressing the weight of paper. It represents the weight, in grams, of a single sheet of paper measuring one square meter.

An ISBN number is the universally accepted format for book identification. These numbers are often a requirement for books that will be sold commercially.

Digital Printing is a broad term used for any printing process that outputs electronic images directly onto a substrate. Most digital printing presses operate with either laser or inkjet technology.