coated paper – matt, silk and shiny, in weights from 80 to 300 grams;

Coated paper is an exclusive type of paper that has been specially designed to meet the needs of the highest quality printing. It is characterized by a particularly smooth and uniform surface, obtained by covering the paper base with a special mixture - chalk. It is this process that gives the paper extraordinary properties, allowing for more intense and clear colors, as well as better reproduction of details, which is extremely important in the case of high-quality prints.

Types of Finishes:

• Matt : The offer opens with paper with a matte finish, which, due to its lack of gloss, provides a very natural and elegant visual effect. It is ideal for printing materials where text readability and calm aesthetics are important, such as brochures or annual reports.

• Silk : Paper with a silk finish has a subtle sheen that adds delicacy and depth to the print while maintaining high readability. It is a golden mean between completely matte and intensely glossy paper, often chosen for printing magazines, catalogs and high-quality advertising materials.

• Gloss (Glossy) : For those who want to maximize the visual impact of their prints, glossy art paper is the perfect choice. Its exceptionally smooth and shiny surface highlights the intensity of colors and attracts attention, making photos and graphics come to life. This is an excellent option for photo books, posters and advertising leaflets.

Weights:

Coated paper is available in a wide range of grammages, from 80 to 300 grams. This diversity allows you to adapt the paper to individual needs and applications:

• 80-150 grams : Lighter weights are perfect for interior pages of magazines or catalogs, where the balance between quality and production costs is important.
• 150-250 grams : Medium weights are more often chosen for covers or single, more prestigious publications, providing a good compromise between durability and aesthetics.
• 250-300 grams : The heaviest grammages of coated paper are ideal for projects that require special solidity and durability, such as luxury invitations, business cards or covers of limited edition books.

To sum up, coated paper offers a wide range of possibilities and is an excellent choice for designers and printers looking for a material that will best emphasize the value of their work.