Common materials for recipe printing include coated paper, A4 paper and copy paper. Each material has its own characteristics and applicable scenarios:
Coated paper: The surface of coated paper is very smooth, flat and has good glossiness. It is suitable for printing color advertisements, brochures and menus. It has high surface strength, clear printing effect and bright colors, but the cost is relatively high and it is not easy to write and modify.
A4 paper: A4 paper is the most common printing paper. It is low in cost but low in grade. It is usually used for ordinary documents and notes. Due to its low cost, it is not suitable for high-end or high-style restaurants. Copy paper: Copy paper usually consists of several sheets of paper, the first side is offset paper, and the other parts are carbon paper. This paper is suitable for scenes that require carbon copy function, such as ordering and kitchen delivery. But its cost is high, and single-sided printing can only print black patterns, which affects the appearance.
In addition, there are other materials such as white cardboard, matte paper, kraft paper, dolly paper, black cardboard, ice white pearl paper, gold copper water pattern paper and cotton cloth paper, etc. They have their own characteristics and are suitable for different designs and needs. For example, ice white pearl paper has a pearlescent glossy surface and strong picture expression; gold copper water pattern paper is suitable for small cards and has a comfortable touch; cotton cloth paper is thick and classy, suitable for high-end menu design.
