Newsprint

The newsprint we use for your prints is a slightly off-white 60g/m² paper. It is considered 'improved' newsprint, which allows for a higher ink load that the paper can sustain to achieve more vivid outcomes.

The shade of the newsprint provides warm whites, but its thinness does not allow for deep blacks. That's why we recommend selecting high-contrast and dynamic images to ensure the best possible rendering.

Newsprint offers very high-quality outputs that can be utilized for many uses, here is an example:

Newsprint is an atypical medium due to its thinness and color. To make the most of it, keep in mind that it is an information carrier designed to be produced quickly and at a low cost.

Thanks to the improved newsprint we use, it becomes a qualitative and original medium for all editorial and graphic projects.

Using this paper allows us to print your newspapers at competitive costs for delivery within a few days.

Details

Finish: Matt
Basis Weight: 60gsm
Bulk: 1.5cm³/g
Brightness: 85%
Certificates: ISO 14001 | Forest Stewardship Council® - FSC® C020071 | Pan European Forest Certification - PEFC/05-33-134 | European eco-friendly label

Lexicon

- Finish: Newsprint finish refers about the paper coating. Many types of coatings are available, newspaper paper is mainly matte.
- Basis Weight: The weight of newsprint paper is usually between 42 and 60gsm. GSM stands for Grammes per Square Metre.
- Bulk: The bulk of a paper refers to the stiffness. The higher the bulk, the stiffer it is.
- Brightness: The higher the number, the brighter it is. Brightness is important for getting strong contrasts.
- Certificates: Certificates are useful to ensure that environmental norms have been respected in manufacturing the newsprint.