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fs32 cf0 Bond Papers
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f1 cf0 There are many types of paper available on the market for printing. Paper grades are typically defined in terms of usage '96 with each grade designed for a specific or most common purpose. This appendix explains the differences between the most commonly encountered paper grades.
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f1 Bond papers are the most commonly used paper for writing, printing, and copying. Bond papers are uncoated paper manufactured using the Freesheet/Woodfree process. Premium quality Copy Paper They range in quality characteristics from premium grades of high brightness/whiteness that may be made from rags or cotton fibers to less expensive grades of lower brightness.
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f1 Bond papers tended to be classified by brightness level (in North America) and whiteness level and shade in the rest of the world. In North America the most commonly used bond papers are 84 and 88 brightness. Europe, Latin and South America, as well as the rest of the world classify papers as A, B and C grade with the distinction being made based on whiteness/shade and price.
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fs32 cf0 Rag Bonds
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f1 cf0 These are the '93prestigious-looking'94 papers made from a combination of cotton and wood fibers, which gives them strength and a pleasing appearance. Most of these papers are watermarked to specify their cotton content and are graded accordingly:
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f1 No. 1 bonds = 100% cotton fiberuc0u8232 No. 2 bonds = 50 to 75% cotton fiber No. 3 bonds = (obsolete)u8232 No. 4 bonds = 25% cotton fiber
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f1 As rag bonds frequently have embossed surfaces, dry ink may fuse poorly to them in the digital printing process. They generally have greater stiffness; therefore, giving them a nice '93quality feel'94.
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fs32 cf0 Xerographic Bonds
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f1 cf0 These papers were designed specifically for use in xerographic and laser printing equipment. The paper characteristics, including smoothness and moisture, have been modified for performance in the toner based printers
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