Jet Maxx is a premium clay coated matte finish paper ideal for high resolution printing with a 99 brightness level. Quick drying, water resistant and fade resistant. Jet Maxx is compatible with all Ink-jet printers, dye or pigment inks. 42lb, 7.5 mil, 2"core
29lb Text: 89lb Cover: 8.5x14: Curious: Procision: Lettermark Vellum Bristol: Productolith Gloss C1S-C2S: Paperworks Inkjet Coated
ProcisionBrand
Lettermark Vellum BristolBrand
Lettermark Vellum Bristol (formerly Earthchoice) is a superb, fast-drying, high-yield paper that is perfect for all types of light to medium weight cardstock applications. The "toothy" finish is fast drying and excellent for pen-writing and mailing ease.
It is also Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified by the Rainforest Alliance. Copier and Laser and inkjet guaranteed.
A nice assortment of pastel colors that coordinate perfectly with Lettermark Index, and Multipurpose 20lb copy, as well as 24lb & 28lb opaque text. Matching business envelopes are also available in #6-3/4, #9's, #10's and #10 window.
Productolith Gloss C1S-C2SBrand
Productolith Pts. Coated-1-Side C1S Cover has a semi-glossy non-glare coated surface on the face and a uncoated back side. It is also offered in a Coated-2-Side C2S with a semi-glossy non-glare coated surface on both sides of the sheet. The superior coating enhances the surface smoothness allowing images to pop from the page. 91 briteness, good bulk and strength make a very durable and versatile card stock. Perfect for post cards, greeting cards and other cover applications. This product is not inkjet compatible.
Paperworks Inkjet CoatedBrand
Here's a coated paper that is specifically designed for Ink-jet printing. Available in a bright white premium matte coating or a semi-gloss coating on 2-sides. Perfect for brochures, newsletters, and all of your duplex printing needs. Instant drying and light-fast.
SPECS: Matte 44lb/8mil/165gsm, Gloss 48lb/9 mil/180gsm 44-48lb bond weights fit right in between a heavy weight text paper and a light weight card stock.
