Gmund 925 Brown Silver, 310 g
We are big fans of the Gmund paper mill's products; in our view it is one of the most progressive manufacturers on the paper market. Although it was founded in 1829, they have not been stuck in the past for a single minute, and year after year they come out with a dazzlingly bold and experimental collection.
The 925 is a collection with a brushed, silvery surface. The product family is FSC® certified and ECF elemental chlorine free. Brown Silver is a mass-dyed (brown) shade with an antique silver, textured surface on the front and matte dark brown on the back. The brushed pattern is also faintly visible on the brown side of the paper.
A material with this much character should be printed over as small an area as possible, so that the special surface can come into its own: it is excellently suited to printing business cards, covers, invitations, and greeting cards, or even as the material for exclusive folders.
| Category | Creative Papers |
| Surface finish | Not available |
| Canvas stretching | Not available |
| Crackable | Not available |
| Both side same color | No |
| Well-fitting direct colors | silverwhite |
| Paper thickness | 0.34 mm |
| Available sizes | 488x330 |
| Available weights (gsm) | No available weights |
0 HUF / sheet
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It’s a common misconception that the paper weight determines the thickness of a paper. The thickness is instead determined by the materials used, how compressed they are, and the technologies utilized during manufacturing. Because of this some books are quite thick and surprisingly light or the opposite, heavy despite their thinness. On the attached images, we try to demonstrate the characteristics of each paper by bending them.
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