Getting High Quality Printing
The direction of the grain of paper plays an important role in driving the project. Proper use of paper handling ensures the quality of the print job. Also ensure the strength and the artistic side of your project. To the best of your job, you should be able to determine what part of the document is printed and in what direction.
Directional fiber comes in two types, long grain and short grain. The first type grain of the paper is in the same direction as the longest border. Short grain, on the other hand refers to the grain of the paper, which runs in the same direction as the shortest line. In deciding which grain direction to use, taking into account the type of print product. When you use digital color printing, use long grain direction of stretching to reduce the paper during printing. It will also enhance the visual effect of colors.
Fiber direction is also important when it comes to finishing. Printing processes such as folding and scoring for the grit with a durable product. Scoring and folding paper against the current enhanced print your final product. Printed items like business cards, postcards, posters, stationery, stickers, etc. will be enhanced by printing on the long grain. This is because long grain gives stability. No leak or break. When it comes to labels, CD / DVD, pocket folders and other printed products with high ink coverage, short grain is used. This is because short fiber makes folding and scoring without problems. It also reduces the risk of rupture of the points due to the heavy ink.
Now you know what is in the grain to its greatest advantage. Seizing the opportunity, because it will take an impression of quality. Trust me, this can make a difference due to the heavy ink.