How to distinguish between copy paper and tissue paper
Due to the lack of transparency and sizing standards at the time of manufacture, tissue paper is less and less suitable for the printing industry, and the real copy color paper will not be replaced by fake copy paper such as tissue paper sheets.

The two papermaking processes are roughly the same, and the difference lies in the different standards of papermaking. To produce the clearest possible copy and images, use the paper that corresponds to the type of printer you have. While you should never use laser printer paper in an inkjet printer and vice versa, you can use multipurpose or copy paper in either machine. Copy paper can be used for a variety of purposes because it is made to withstand the rigors of different printers.

Copy paper is a kind of advanced cultural industrial paper with high difficulty in production. Its technical characteristics are as follows: high physical strength, excellent uniformity and transparency, good surface properties, fine, flat, smooth, bubble-free sand. Good printability. Good transparency, as an example of 17g/m2 copy paper, can typically cover up to 6 to 8 layers. Extremely fine to reach 12 layers can see the existence of transparency.

Hnarts Paper Industry reminds you to choose qualified copy paper to clean your eyes.