Safety Paper
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Definition:
Specially treated paper (additive during the papermaking process or surface treatment) that readily reveals attempts to alter it through erasures or printing is termed safety paper. Safety paper may include a fine printed pattern on the surface. Has a 17" x 22" basic size.
Examples: Bank checks are printed on safety paper.
Also Known As:
check paper
Examples:
Commonly used for checks, negotiable bonds, and other security documents.
Common Misspellings:
saftey, safty
Related Resources:
Making the Grade
Choosing paper grades for your desktop publishing projects.
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