Textured paper, also known as fabric-textured paper, belongs to the category of textured paper products. Its core characteristic is a regular grid-like pattern on the surface, created through physical embossing or chemical treatment to form a raised and recessed texture. The grid design on the surface provides both anti-slip functionality and visual appeal. In specific applications such as textured release paper, its textured structure also functions to release air bubbles, prevent air bubbles during lamination, improve adhesion, and reduce production costs.
Fabric-textured paper is a type of paper with an irregular surface texture, which can present varying shades of texture and has a raised, tactile feel. Types include white watermark, pearlescent, and fine fabric textures, each with its own unique style, and it is commonly used for making business cards and other printed materials.
Linen paper (fabric-textured paper) is suitable for printing and packaging, and can be used for various processes such as hardcover book covers, large-format brochures, advertising brochures, and gift boxes.
