• Lightweight and rigid. More impact resistant than glass. Outstanding resistance to long-term exposure to sunlight and weathering.

• Adhesive Vinyl with a special durable laminate that prevents slipping.

• Rugged, textured aluminum surface, asphalt-ready adhesive, and eco-friendly materials.

• Vinyl with an adhesive backer that can adhere to various surfaces.

• Self-adhesive material used on windows and walls. Water resistant. Can be used for indoor and outdoor applications.

• Metal substrate used for signs.

• Material upon which graphics or text can be imprinted so that when light shines through from behind, the design lights up.

• High quality coated PVC Banner for indoor and outdoor advertisements. The light blocking layer in between and

unique surface treatment provides 100% opacity with no show through of pictures.

• Lightweight and cost-effective sign material, ideally suited for a wide variety of indoor and short-term outdoor uses.

• A strong and lightweight material that is commonly used for the mounting of prints and photographs and as backing in picture frames.

• Roll paper designed to work in wide format printers. Available in many finishes and sizes.

• PVC offers a smooth surface that accepts vinyl lettering and full color digital graphics easily.

PVC offers great dent resistance and is waterproof unlike Foamcore products.

• Fabric designed for digital printing.

• A vinyl material that is designed for outdoor use with impressive water resistance.

• A vinyl material with a magnetic backing.

• A thin vinyl film that clings to various surfaces. A popular material used for graphic displays.

• Vinyl film that features one-way vision, allowing you to see outside the window when inside.

• A finish that gives the paper a natural rough surface.

• A subtle linen finish.

• A finish that simulates characteristics of hand made paper with a wavy, rippled, puckered finish.

• Slightly more vibrant coated finish than the matte stock, and prints with brighter colors.

• A book grade of paper that has a fairly rough finish that resembles the surface of an egg.

• A wool- or felt-like texture.

• Translucent but not completely see-thru.

• Coated stock that prints the most vibrant colors for your art, and has a shiny finish.

• Contains extra gloss coating for the shiniest gloss paper available. Not good for all printing types. High glare.

• Brown paper usually made up of recycled post-consumer waste.

• A watermark, giving a closely lined look in the finish.

• A paper reminiscent of handmade papers, providing a great surface background for businesses desiring a more personal appeal.

• Papers with special coatings or hard finishes that are optimized for laser printers and copiers.

• A finish that simulates characteristics of hand made paper with a wavy, rippled, puckered finish but less dramatic than a regular cockle finish.

• A sheet that is embossed with linear lines creating a column effect.

• Subtle embossed texture with a crosshatch pattern that is reminiscent of a fine linen table cloth.

• Luster paper contains low levels of glare, but nowhere near the levels of glare that a glossy finish paper has.

• An ordinary medium smooth finish from the paper making machine.

• Coated stock, with the least vibrant finish. Minimal Sheen.

• Papers with special coatings or hard finishes that are optimized for laser printers and copiers.

• A satin coating is a less shiny coated finish. It has a lower gloss level than gloss finish,

yet a higher gloss level than matte finish. Colors are sharp and vivid.

• A soft sheen paper which is half way between Gloss and Matte.

• A soft sheen paper which is half way between Gloss and Matte.

• Skin or onion skin is a thin, lightweight, strong, often translucent paper.

• Uniform surface with little or no texture.

• A smooth paper that is optimized to run on digital equipment.

• Completely uniform surface that is free of any and all texture.

• A high-end finish with a one-of-a-kind feel. Techweave embodies finely woven fabric with a high-tech twist.

• A thin paper that can be used as an overlay allowing any content placed immediately beneath it to be viewed with some lack of clarity.

• Contains extra gloss coating for the shiniest gloss paper available. Not good for all printing types. High glare.

• Premium matte finish with very little sheen.

• Completely uniform surface that is free of any and all texture.

• Paper without any extra finish or coating.

• Finish is relatively absorbent, making a good printing surface.

• Softens colors and reduces contrast.

• A standard smooth even finish

• Most common copy paper.

• Slightly thicker than common copy paper.

• Slightly thicker and better quality than normal copy paper.

• Heavy weight high-quality copy paper.

• Heavy weight poster paper.

• About the same thickness as 20lb copy paper.

• Light weight standard quality paper.

• Medium thick high-quality paper.

• Medium thick high-quality paper.

• Medium weight index cardstock.

• Heavy weight (25% heavier than 80lb).

• Heavier weight index cardstock.

• Heavy weight cover stock.

• Heavy weight cover stock.

• Two-thousandths of an inch.

• Three-thousandths of an inch.

• Slightly over three-thousandths of an inch.

• Slightly over four-thousandths of an inch.

• Four-thousandths of an inch.

• Five-thousandths of an inch.

• Eight-thousandths of an inch.

• Ten-thousandths of an inch.

• Twenty-thousandths of an inch.

• Thirty-thousandths of an inch.

• Approximately four-thousandths of an inch.

• Approximately twelve-thousandths of an inch.

• Approximately thirteen-thousandths of an inch.