Print Speed Ivory

Print Speed Ivory is a high quality board, offering the highest quality print combined with an ultra smooth finish.

Key Features
- Warm Ivory shade
- High bulk and opacity
- Excellent smoothness
- Excellent printability

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What can it be used for?
Advertising materials, Annual reports, Books, Brochures, Catalogues, Dictionaries, Direct mailing, Guides, Leaflets, Notebooks.

Relevant Techniques
Printing : Offset, Silk Screen, Letterpress, Thermography. Finishing: Foil blocking, Embossing, Spot Varnishing, Perforating, Drilling.

Guarantees
ISO 9001
Permanent Paper ISO 9706

Additional Features
FSC®

Environmental Information
FSC®
ISO 14001

Packing and
range options

Environmental
certification

Suitable for

Applications and
guarantees

Setup
Strapping bands (if applied) should be removed shortly after delivery.
Store the paper in the printing room for 24 to 48 hours before printing so that the temperature is balanced between the paper and the room when printing. Ideal press room conditions should be 50% +/-5% relative humidity at 20°C.
Outer wrappers should be removed only when ready to print.
Slitting: keep the paper grain (// to the large side) perpendicular to the printing direction.

Pre-printing
Large printed surface: under colour-removal necessary
Intense full colours
- Black: blue support (40%) recommended
- Colours: for dot areas over 320%, one or several Under Colour Removals are recommended.
Screen ruling: suitable with all existing half tone technologies ; Recommended = 150 lines per inch maximum.

Printing
Inking: conforming to the intensity of the proof ; suitable with any good quality ink.
Switching: 30 minutes to 2 hours after printing.

Finishing
Creasing and folding
Pre-creasing (recommended for and above 170g/m2)

Forming
Die cutting

Storage Recommendations
As with all papers, please ensure this product has acclimatised to the local environment before opening. It is recommended you protect the paper from changes in humidity between different processes. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or cold and uncontrolled humidity