coated paper

By 1950, it was believed to be the largest coated paper mill in the world.

A glossy appearance often is a characteristic of coated paper.

Coated paper, which works better, can cost upward of 10 cents a sheet.

The low coarseness is important for high quality coated papers.

To get the best color quality, one has had to pay thousands of dollars or use costly coated papers.

It also developed large interests in coated paper and book paper.

This is probably inevitable, considering color pictures are printed on coated paper.

The coated papers are expensive, though, typically about a dollar a page.

Even that won't help if a glut of coated paper develops.

Beginning in the 1920s, it started making coated paper.

The magazine was printed on heavily coated paper that cost readers only a dime.

The penalties now apply only to imports of coated paper, but could have broader implications.

Kaolin is the most commonly used clay for coated papers.

The master copy is made on special coated paper which has a glossy surface on one side.

They are often printed in color on coated paper, and are bound with a soft cover.

It is the world's leading producer of coated papers for ink jet printing.

Furthermore, only specially coated paper can accept the sublimated ink.

The coated paper business has allowed Scott to grow despite the maturity of domestic markets for its traditional tissue and other products.

Both these makes also produce specially coated papers.

Coated paper is usually not listed but may be surmised by the printing process used to print the stamp.

The coated paper tended to curl, and being heat-sensitive, copies were not archival.

Other groups can be formed as: Colored paper, safety or security paper and coated paper.

Atkins placed specimens directly onto coated paper, allowing the action of light to create a silhouette effect.

The researchers now have a prototype system that will produce documents on a specially coated paper with a light yellow tint.

On cheaper coated paper, output at the 720-dot resolution can be almost indistinguishable from the higher quality, and prints twice as fast.