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What is 12pt paper in pounds?
For example, 12 pt. card stock weighs in at approximately 100 lb., but that's not a precise equivalent.
What is 12pt paper?
Card stock is sometimes called pasteboard or cover stock and is often used as a heavy paper option. 12pt card stock is a more durable and much thicker than ordinary printing paper or writing paper. 12pt Card stock is also more versatile than other kinds of paperboard of a similar size.
Which is thicker 12 pt or 14pt?
A 14pt business card is about as thick as a typical flyer, postcard or brochure. These are typically used for mass distribution, especially with media. A 16pt card is somewhat thicker and comparable to a greeting card or a folder, and is the kind most commonly handed out during meetings or mixers.
What does 14pt paper mean?
14pt. Extra thick paper is one of the most common card stocks available for printing. The thickness is about 0.39 mm thick, which makes it ideal for business cards, postcards, and other firm-like quality print products. 14pt. Ultra thick paper, which is slightly thicker and comes at a higher price point.
What does PT mean for paper?
PT (Point) PT, or point, is a way to calculate the thickness of a paper stock by using the caliper of the paper. Printers and paper manufacturers will measure the caliper of the paper using a micrometer. Paper caliper is determined in thousandths of an inch.
What is the weight of 12pt paper?
For example, 12 pt. card stock weighs in at approximately 100 lb., but that's not a precise equivalent. Your best bet is to focus on the type of paper first and the weight or thickness afterward.
How is the weight of paper determined?
Paper weight can be confusing. The United States measures paper weight in pounds, whereas it is standard to measure in grams per square meter outside the US. Paper weight in the US is stated in lbs. and is determined by weighing 500 sheets (a ream) in the basis size of a particular paper.
What does paper weight PT mean?
The PT stands for point, while GSM is an acronym for grams per square meter, which. Both are used to measure the thickness of stock (paperboard/card/other packaging material) and typically used to determine material stock for folding carton. Additionally, pounds (lb) or basis weight, refers to the weight of the paper.
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