NCR
Abbreviation for No Carbon Required; paper coated on the underside with colourless dye, used to transmit artwork to the sheet(s) below without the use of carbon; also known as Carbonless Paper.
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Abbreviation for No Carbon Required; paper coated on the underside with colourless dye, used to transmit artwork to the sheet(s) below without the use of carbon; also known as Carbonless Paper.
Paper produced from pulp containing little or no acid. Neutral pH paper has a greater endurance than regular paper and is also known as acid-free paper, alkaline paper, archival paper, permanent paper and thesis paper.
A low grade paper used for printing newspapers or other documents not intended to be kept permanently; is also known as non-archival paper.
paper coated on the underside with colourless dye, used to transmit artwork to the sheet(s) below without the use of carbon; also known as Carbonless Paper.
A low grade paper used for printing newspapers or other documents, not intended to be kept permanently, is also known as newsprint.
Free items, such as coasters, letter openers, mugs or balloons printed with an advertisers’ logo and used to promote their business.
Printing on novelty items, also known as promotional print.
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