Coating Paper

Top Manufacturer of Coated Color Papers

Coating paper are papers that has been coated with glossy, semi-gloss, or matte finishes. Which is generally used for photo book. Brochures, glossy photos, booklets and both magazine papers are coated. A paper does not have to be “glossy” to be considered coated. That can be used to coat paper for high-quality printing used in the packaging industry and in magazines.

Omkar Paper is able to cater to a variety of paper requirements of customers by leveraging our extensive industry knowledge and improved manufacturing process. Since its establishment in 2011, it has been involved in the manufacturing, exporting, and coating paper products that include smooth and fine finishes, good tensile strength, and durability for withstanding damage during pressing and polishing. Physical characteristics and mechanical strength, and longer functional life of coated color papers are preferable features in the market.

We use quality-tested raw material obtained from authentic suppliers to manufacture coated color papers.

Not deformable during pressing and polishing
Liquid absorbent properties are lessened
A combination of rich attributes and vibrant colors
Satisfactory results in printing

What Is Digital Coating Paper?

Digital Coating Paper is paper that has a surface that is treated to work well with digital printing. The coating changes how ink interacts with the paper. The coating helps the printed colors, the printed images and the printed fine details appear clearer on the surface.

How Does Paper Coating Work?

Paper coating is the process of putting a even layer of coating material onto the paper surface. This is done to change the way the paper looks when it is printed on. It also changes the way the paper feels after it is finished. The coating goes into the bumps and dips on the paper making the surface more even. This helps ink or other printing materials spread out better and stay in place.

Why Is Coating Important for Digital Printing?

Coating is very important in printing because the surface of the paper has a direct effect, on how the ink looks after printing. A prepared coated surface gives the ink a more consistent base. This helps colours, images and fine patterns appear with clarity.