Any paper which is free from wood pulp impurities.

A semi-gloss finish on paper which is less glossy than gloss as well as more than matte paper.

Small printed lines around the edges of a printed piece showing where it is to be cut out of the sheet. Sometimes mentioned to as cut marks.

To gather sheets or it may printed signatures together in their correct order.

The inconsistent setting of the printed image on the sheets of paper while they travel through a printing press.

In order to protect your printed pieces this clear coating is used. It renders a high-gloss surface, which deters dirt and fingerprints. As they go through the mail, aqueous coating improves the durability of postcards as well as protecting business cards as they ride around in people’s pockets. It looks beautiful on brochures, catalog covers, and stand-alone flyers as well.

A smooth paper that has a gentle patterned finish.

The last size of a printed piece after being cut from the sheet of paper that it was printed on.

The printing of two unlike images on two different sides of a sheet of paper by turning the sheet over after the first side is printed and using the same gripper as well as side guides.

The term devoted to right-justified type this is odd on the left.