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No, we only produce printing papers that are suitable for the production of advertising brochures, magazines, flyers, brochures, magazines, newspaper inserts or catalogs.

Compared to coated papers, the paper surface of uncoated papers is not refined by an additional chemical coating or a synthetic coating. Instead, the paper retains its natural look and feel. Uncoated paper is therefore also referred to as “natural paper”. Natural paper fibers can be returned directly to the paper cycle.

SC paper stands for supercalendered paper. The calendering process involves pressing and smoothing the paper between metal rollers (calenders). This produces a type of glossy surface not usually associated with uncoated papers. The greater the calendering load (i.e., the higher the pressure between the metal rollers), the glossier the paper. Supercalenders can be used for all high-gloss grades. Our SC paper is thus particularly smooth and glossy, offering a high-quality surface for printing colour photos.