Lecta’s Coral Book Natural 1.5 new uncoated paper: the perfect choice for publishing

Lecta has extended its range of uncoated paper with Coral Book Natural 1.5, a high bulk paper specially designed for publishers and printers seeking excellence and distinction. Made from natural, renewable raw materials, the new paper is completely recyclable and biodegradable, in line with the industry’s growing demands for products that promote sustainability and protect the environment.

With a natural shade and exceptional print quality, Coral Book Natural 1.5 is ideal for black-and-white text and images, as well as CMYK projects. Available in 70, 80 and 90 g/m² and in sheet and reel formats, it delivers optimal performance for multiple printing techniques, such as offset, flexography, dry toner, laser, and HP Indigo digital systems.

Thanks to its 1.5 bulk value, it offers body and presence without increasing the weight of the end product, which means a competitive advantage for literary products.
more at: https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta-coral-book-natural-1-5-new-uncoated-paper-the-perfect-choice-for-publishing.aspx

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