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Arcoprint

The group of Arcoprint papers includes decorative papers dedicated most of all to business cards and available in grammages from 120g to 300g in white and écru. The producer of paper is well-known Italian papermill Fedrigoni. Arcoprint paper is suitable for different printing techniques like offset or screen printing as well as processes like gluing, laminating, pressing, bending etc. Arcoprint is uncoated paper made from cellulose E.C.F and certified with FSC. The paper is applied to invitations, occasional cards, diplomas, books or as a business paper.

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  • Is it possible to trim the paper? arrow icon

    We offer the possibility of cutting the paper to the size you specify. Our services include precise paper cutting according to your needs. For this service, please contact our Sales Office, which will help you with the details and preparation of your order.

    The minimum size for paper cutting is 9 cm. This is the smallest dimension that we can precisely cut according to your needs. With our advanced cutting equipment, we can ensure accuracy and high quality workmanship.

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