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the gsm of paper determines it's thickness https://www.stuprint.com/news/what-does-gsm-means https://www.stuprint.com/news/what-does-gsm-means
by fre-d-die 9y ago
the gsm of paper determines it's thickness https://www.stuprint.com/news/what-does-gsm-means https://www.stuprint.com/news/what-does-gsm-means
- andrewwharton 9y agoIn general yes, but a better measure of thickness specifically is it's caliper. These are usually strongly correlated with gsm for a particular type of stock, but not necessarily for different types of stocks. For example, we use uncalendered cotton stock for our letterpress printing and which has a thicker caliper for a given weight than typical, allowing better impression when printed. Paper can be a beautiful thing when you get into it... :)