Xerox 5252 情報ガイド
GLOSSARY
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COLOR MATERIALS USAGE GUIDE
Carton:
Selling unit of paper weighing approximately 150
pounds (60 kilos). A carton can contain anywhere
from 500 to 5,000 sheets depending on the size of
sheets and their basis weight.
pounds (60 kilos). A carton can contain anywhere
from 500 to 5,000 sheets depending on the size of
sheets and their basis weight.
Cast-coated paper:
High gloss, coated paper made by pressing the
paper against a polished, hot, metal drum while the
coating is still wet.
paper against a polished, hot, metal drum while the
coating is still wet.
Coated paper:
Usually a glossy paper with a smooth surface, but
sometimes dull coated.
sometimes dull coated.
Cockles:
Wrinkles and spots in paper that are defects.
Cover paper:
Category of thick paper used for products such as
posters, menus, folders and covers of paperback
books.
posters, menus, folders and covers of paperback
books.
Curl:
The bending of paper as a result of differences on
each side.
each side.
Cut-Size:
Paper used for printing and copying.
D
Deletion:
Spots on an image where the dry ink is missing.
Dimensional stability:
The degree to which paper maintains its form as a
result of environmental changes.
result of environmental changes.
Dual-purpose bond paper:
Bond paper suitable for printing by either
lithography (offset) or xerography (photocopy).
Abbreviated DP bond paper.
lithography (offset) or xerography (photocopy).
Abbreviated DP bond paper.
Dull finish:
Also called dull coated. Low gloss,
supercalendered paper.
supercalendered paper.
E
Electronic publishing:
Providing information in electronic (digital) form to
a xerographic, laser, ink jet, or other electronic
printing device.
a xerographic, laser, ink jet, or other electronic
printing device.
Embossed finish:
Pattern on the surface of a paper achieved by
pressing it against an engraved metal roll.
pressing it against an engraved metal roll.
Enamel paper:
Also known as coated paper, with a high gloss.
English finish:
Most commonly used for magazines, it is a smooth,
calendered finish.
calendered finish.
Equilibrium Moisture content:
The inability of a paper to absorb moisture when its
moisture content equals the relative humidity of the
environment.
moisture content equals the relative humidity of the
environment.
Equivalent weight:
The term used to denote the respective weights of
the same paper of two different sheet sizes.
the same paper of two different sheet sizes.
F
Felt:
The fabric belt that carries the water and pulp
through the papermaking machine.
through the papermaking machine.
Felt finish:
Soft woven pattern in text paper. It is applied at the
wet end of a paper machine.
wet end of a paper machine.
Felt side:
Side of the paper that was not in contact with the
Fourdrinier wire during paper making, as compared
to wire side. Felt side of the paper is recommended
for receiving printing and giving the best results.
Fourdrinier wire during paper making, as compared
to wire side. Felt side of the paper is recommended
for receiving printing and giving the best results.
Film laminate:
Thin sheet of plastic bonded to a printed product
for protection or increased gloss.
for protection or increased gloss.