Perforated paper is paper that has had holes Wholesale NCAA College Jerseys , cuts or scores punctured into it. One common example is often seen on invoices that have tear off return payment stubs. The number of actual punctures per inch - referred to as teeth per inch, or tpi - determines both the appearance of the torn edge and the ease with which the paper is separated at the line of perforation.
There is no standard rate of perforation, just as there is no standard use of perforation. For example, the perforation commonly found on the return receipts of your local utility invoices is often perforated at a rate of 40 teeth per inch. Generally, perforation at a rate of 30 or more tpi is referred to as micro-perforating.
Conversely Wholesale College Jerseys , some perforating is designed to render paper tear able, but not too tear able. For example, perforation between raffle tickets and their corresponding tear off stubs are often perforated at a rate of 12 tpi, assuring that the stub does not come apart too easily; either during normal handling or when being printed. Other examples of perforated items that are not necessarily micro perforated include auction cards, movie tickets Wholesale NCAA Jerseys , valet parking slips and inventory tags used by manufacturers.
Scoring
Scoring means creasing paper so that it can fold effortlessly and neatly. This is done by creating an impression along a line on which a paper sheet will be folded. Both the depth and depth of scored lines or impressions can be differed according to your requirements.
Scoring offers a professional look to the item to be folded that is crisp and neat. It makes the item a lot easier to fold. The examples of the scored paper include memorial folders, bulletins, invitations, etc. Without scoring, these items will be folded unevenly.
Die-cutting
Die-cutting is a process by which paper is impacted by a stationary die through the use of a letter press machine. A "die" is a combination of perforating pins Wholesale Jerseys Online , slicing blades andor cutting edges of metal rules placed to score, which, when forced down against a sheet of paper, creates a punched out paper product. One example of a die cut product is a door hanger, which includes perforation Wholesale Jerseys Sale , the cutting of holes, and the rendering of a slit so that the hanger can be easily placed over a door knob.
Dies are used whenever regular perforating andor scoring blades used on a perforating machine cannot satisfactorily accomplish the task. Examples of die-cut paper products include our door hangers (the hole that is cut to fit around the door knob), Chinese auction cards (due to the complication of the configuration). Normally, any curved line or one that starts and stops before the edge of the sheet of paper requires the use of a die.