reproduction paper
A base paper used in numerous reproduction
processes or systems. It may be sensitized, as in
the case of negatives, blueprints, photographic
paper, etc., or plain, as that used for
electrostatic reproduction paper. It is usually
produced from high grade bleached chemical wood
pulps and/or cotton fiber pulps in basis weights
ranging from 11 to 32 pounds (17 X 22�).
It is generally well sized and its more important
properties include chemical purity, good wet and
dry strengths, and a relatively high degree of
permanence. (17 )
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