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News Release from: Robert Horne Group | Subject: Cloud 90
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 30 November 2004
Uncoated Paper For Variety Of Production
Methods
With the current trend for a natural, organic look for printed work, uncoated papers remain as popular as ever, according to the Robert Horne Group.
With the current trend for a natural, organic look for printed work, uncoated papers remain as popular as ever, according to the Robert Horne Group The Cloud 90 uncoated parchment-style paper and board range has been restyled and rebranded for its 21st birthday
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 7 Feb 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Presto, a new coated sheet from Sappi, exclusive to the Robert Horne Group, is claimed to be suitable for high speed, trouble-free printing.
The company said that Cloud 90 draws inspiration from the environment and its mottled look is created entirely naturally during production.
Described as being like the shell of a bird's egg or the surface of a pebble, the look is of a smooth, soft texture.
Robert Horne has a new swatch to show off the range's possibilities.
Available in seven soft colours and a choice of weights the range is well represented in the swatch, with its image capabilities clearly demonstrated.
Full technical information is included too.
Cloud 90 is said to be suitable for litho, letterpress and screen printing with conventional, UV and IR inks preferred, although Robert Horne said that press open inks are also satisfactory.
The products is claimed to be suitable for wide-ranging finishing techniques, including embossing, varnishing, emulsion sealing, hot foil blocking, thermography and creasing, whilst current printing technology allowed the printer to generate a consistent image with image lift and colour as good as any coated stock.
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