Envelope printing is not a simple matter, so everyone must pay attention to details when printing envelopes. ARTGIFT recommends that you do your envelope printing well according to the following standards.

5 Envelope Printing Standards

Special Envelope Paper

The special envelope paper can be colored offset paper, or white offset paper can be used to print the color required by the customer. The printing color can be adjusted at will in the design according to the customer's preference. If colored offset paper is selected, the selectivity will be Restricted, the thickness of the offset paper is generally selected to be about 80g to 180g.

Artistic White Card

Art white card is slightly thicker than offset paper, and you can also choose two methods of coloring and printing, but art card has fewer types than offset paper, and the gram weight will also be thicker, generally between 180g and 250g, and then Afterwards, it cannot be used to make envelopes, because too thick paper will affect the process of printing and other processes such as stickiness, and it will also increase the cost of customers.

Tracing Paper

Tracing paper is generally frosted surface. There are not many types of this kind of paper, and the weight is also about 80g to 150g. When using this kind of paper to print envelopes, it can be embodied in the form of bronzing, such as red gold, blue gold, Wine red gold, green gold, etc., it is worth reminding that the opacity of the tracing paper used for envelope printing should be greater than 88%, so as to protect the content of the letter in the envelope.

Black Card

The red gold on the black card is very beautiful. The weight of the black card ranges from 80g to 450g. However, it is generally recommended to use 80g to 230g for envelopes. Also, please remind me that due to the particularity of the black card, it is necessary to be special in the sticky link. Pay attention to the firmness of the glue.

Textured Paper

Finally, you can choose a variety of textured paper.