The Benefits and Drawbacks of Uncalendared Paper

Uncalendared refers to a type of paper that has not been treated with a process called calendaring. Calendaring is a process that involves passing the paper through a series of rollers to smooth out the surface and give it a uniform finish. This process helps to improve the paper's opacity, strength, and durability.

Uncalendared paper is typically less expensive than calendared paper because it does not undergo the additional processing step of calendaring. However, it may also be less dense and have a more rough or uneven texture than calendared paper. Uncalendared paper is often used for applications where a more rustic or natural look is desired, such as in handmade paper or art prints.

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