Finch Opaque envelopes are available in all the popular sizes. They are perfect for invitations or business correspondence. Remarkable opacity will contribute to the quality of your mailing. Available in a 96 brightness blue-white shade, or a soft white vanilla shade. Choose between vellum or smooth finish in either 24/60lb/90gsm or 28/70lb/105gsm weights. Finch Opaque Envelopes provide it all at a surprisingly affordable price.
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NavigatorBrand
Navigator Platinum is a premium line of digital office paper, specifically engineered for high-quality color printing and superior productivity. It is widely recognized for its "silky touch" surface and high brightness rating of 99 (U.S.) or 169 CIE whiteness.
Key Benefits:
>99.99% Jam-Free Performance: Rigorous testing ensures minimal downtime and a longer lifetime for office equipment like laser and inkjet printers, copiers, and fax machines.
>UHD Formula: This special surface treatment (Ultra High Definition) keeps color pigments near the surface, resulting in more vivid colors, sharper contrasts, and faster drying times.
>Superior Opacity: Navigator is made from 100% virgin Eucalyptus globulus fiber. The dense nature of the eucalyptus fibers allows the 20 lb Platinum to achieve a high 93% opacity. This makes it more effective for double-sided printing than most other 20 lb papers, as it significantly reduces "show-through". The 24lb & 28lb weights are substantially more opaque.
>Eco-Friendly: It is manufactured from natural, renewable Eucalyptus fiber and is elemental chlorine-free.
SIHLBrand
Creating a "wow" effect for your advertising messages, your personal favorite photo or high quality art prints, you need the right print media to be perfectly staged. With products from Sihl, you can achieve unforgettable moments for the viewer. Sihl media is engineered for people who value accuracy and consistency when it comes to their prints. Whether it is a digital reproduction or CAD drawing, something in either color or black and white, Sihl has the solution.
