Xerox Bold Digital printing papers give you the high performance paper you need to present all your ideas in the best possible light. Brighter, whiter, and thicker, Xerox Bold Papers are perfect for important color documents like presentations, proposals, and reports, as well as graphs, charts, or images. Engineered for digital color printing including laser, inkjet, and copiers. Superior formation combined with an extra smooth surface will make your premium color copies, high-end marketing collateral and promotional materials stand out. Manufactured acid-free for increased longevity and performance. 100 brightness, blue-white shade, FSC certified fiber.
8.5x14: Xerox Bold Digital: Classic Linen: Nekoosa Carbonless
Xerox Bold DigitalBrand
Classic LinenBrand
With consistent visual texture, unique tactile sensation and unmatched reliability on press, Classic Linen papers offers a luxurious quality you can feel. A subtle, elegant linen finish offers timeless depth and refinement that you won't find in any other surface. Consistent side to side pattern enhances the printed image. The entire offering is FSC Certified and manufactured acid free with archival properties.
Matching Writing, Text and Cover ranging from 24 lb. Writing to 130 lb. Double Thick Cover. Digital sizes are also available. This versatile paper is compatible with copiers, inkjet and laser printers.
Also available from Paperworks are matching business and announcement envelopes.
Nekoosa CarbonlessBrand
Nekoosa brand Digital Carbonless allows you to create multi-part forms on your copier, laser, or Ink-jet. Pre-collated sets are available in 2 Part, 3 Part or 4 Part multi color forms. Also available are single sheets so you can create your specific colored forms. If you are creating a custom color form the top sheet must be CB (Coated Back) the middle sheets CFB (Coated Front & Back) and the bottom sheet CF (Coated Front). Packages are clearly marked indicating the print side. It is important to print on the correct side for the form to image properly.
