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Properties of paper and board
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GCSE Graphics Mind Map on Properties of paper and board, created by sian.allison on 15/01/2014.
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Properties of paper and board
Newsprint
Weight 50gsm
Advantages
Cheap
Lightweight
Uncoated
Uses
Newspaper
Relative Cost
1
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Layout Paper
Weight 60gsm
Advantages
Thin
Slighty Translucent
Uses
Designers often use this paper for sketches and tracing
Relative Cost
3
Annotations:
10=High 1=Low
Tracing Paper
Uses
Tracing
Weight 70 gsm
Advantages
Transparent
Relative Cost
4
Annotations:
10=High 1=Low
Sugar Paper
Weight 90gsm
Advantages
Cheap
Uncoated
Variety of colors
Uses
Mounting of Work
Fades in Sunlight
Inkjet/Laser photo Paper
Weight 150-230gsm
Advantages
Special High Gloss or Matt coating
Quick Drying
Cost
9
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Uses
Photos
Presentation
Card Board
Thickness 230-750 Microns
Advantages
More rigid surface
Makes printing easy
Uses
Model-Making
Cost
5
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Mount Board
Thickness 750-3000
Advantages
Thick Colored rigid board
Uses
Modal Making
High-quality picture mounting
Relative Cost
9
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Cartonboard
Thickness 230-1000
Advantages
Boards are mad from many different layers and material
e.g. Aluminium foil is used to keep drinks cool
High-quality print surface
Many types avaliable
Uses
Pakaging
Relative Cost
7-10
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Corrugated Card
Advantages
Strong
Lightweight
Uses
Packaging Protection
Point of sales stand
Thickness 3000-5000 microns
Relative Cost
5
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Foam Board
Thickness 4000-7000 microns
Advantages
Consists of two outer layers of high-quality card and a central layer of foam
Uses
Presentation Boards
Point of sale stands
Relative Cost
10
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Spiral wound tubing
Relative Cost
9
Annotations:
10=High Cost 1=Low Cost
Thickness 1000-3000 microns
Uses
Packaging
Advantages
High Strength
3D printable surface
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