About

Uncoated paper with a weight of 60 GSM (grams per square meter) refers to a type of paper that is not coated with a glossy or matte finish, making it more natural and absorbent. It is commonly used for a variety of purposes, including printing, stationery, and packaging.

1. Weight & Thickness: 60 GSM paper is lightweight, often used for applications where a thinner, more economical paper is required.
2. Texture: Being uncoated, it has a natural texture that allows ink or toner to absorb into the paper. This can make it suitable for writing, photocopying, or printing, giving a more matte and less vibrant finish compared to coated papers.
3. Opacity: It generally has moderate opacity, meaning it may not be completely opaque (so some print can show through from the other side), but it is acceptable for most everyday uses.
4. Applications:
   • Office Printing: Ideal for printing documents, letters, and forms.
   • Stationery: Commonly used for letterheads, envelopes, and notepads.
   • Brochures & Flyers: Cost-effective for marketing materials that do not require glossy finishes.
   • Books & Magazines: Often used for lightweight books or internal pages in printed magazines.
   • Packaging: Can be used for lightweight packaging materials like envelopes and bags.

• Eco-friendly: Often more environmentally friendly as uncoated paper does not require chemicals used in coating processes.