Metallic Gold Cardstock

Metallic Gold Cardstock is a premium metalfinish paper designed for highend printing and craft applications. It features a heavyweight paper base coated with a uniform metallic gold layer, delivering a distinctive shine and strong visual impact. The material offers excellent rigidity and durability, maintaining structural integrity during diecutting, scoring, and folding processes without cracking. The coating, often treated with a matte laminate or special finish, provides a metallic appearance while offering resistance to scratches and fingerprints, making it suitable for projects requiring detailed and lasting results.

 Core Advantages
 Strong Metallic Finish: Uniform coating with consistent and vibrant gold shine.
 Excellent Processability: Highrigidity base supports various postpress techniques like diecutting, scoring, and foil stamping.
 Durable Coating: Treated surface resists scratches and fingerprints.
 Good Print Compatibility: Suitable for offset and digital printing with reliable color reproduction.

 Product Specifications
 Base Material: Heavyweight paper with high rigidity.
 Surface Finish: Uniform metallic coating, optional matte lamination.
 Standard Weight: Typically ranges from 250gsm to 350gsm.
 Sizes: Common formats include A4, Letter, and fullsheet sizes.
 Print Compatibility: Works with offset, digital, and screen printing.
 PostPress Processing: Suitable for diecutting, scoring, folding, foil stamping, and embossing.

 Application Scenarios
 HighEnd Printing: Invitations, certificates, greeting cards, business cards, product tags.
 Brand Packaging: Luxury gift boxes, product packaging, brand labels.
 Craft and Design: Handmade cards, scrapbooking, album decoration, model making.
 Commercial Display: Catalog covers, brochure inserts, exhibition backdrops.

 Storage & Usage Notes
 Storage Conditions: Store flat in a cool, dry place. Avoid high temperature and humidity to prevent curling or coating adhesion.
 Printing Tips: Conduct a test print before full production to determine optimal ink and drying settings. Some digital printers may require adjusted parameters for metallic surfaces.
 Processing Guidance: Use sharp blades and adjust pressure appropriately during diecutting or scoring to ensure clean edges and avoid coating separation.