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RC papers can have glossy, satin, luster, and rarely a semi-matte surface.
RC papers come in different weights and thickness. The typical RC paper is 10.4 mil. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. You will also find them as 7 mil, 8 mil, and 12 mil variants. Weights run from 170 gsm up to 310 gsm, which stands for grams per square meter.
RC papers can be coated for printing on one or both sides.
With papers that are coated on one side for printing, the back side cannot be printed. Ink will not dry and will run.
RC papers have the following structure, starting from the top surface:
- Protective layer - Not present on all RC papers
- Inkjet receptive layer - chemicals that trap inkjet ink and hold it in place
- Polyethylene layer
- Paper core - alpha-cellulose / tree based paper
- Polyethylene layer
- Anti-static coating - Not present on all RC papers
| Weight | 220/240/260gsm |
| Finish | Available in white with satin, glossy, luster surfaces |
| Available Lengths for Rolls | 30m |
| Available Widths (in meters) | 0.61 |
| Available Size for Sheets | A3 |
| Print Compatibility | Dye ink/ |
