Two-sidedness
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Definition:
Most papers have a top (felt side) and bottom (wire side) which are somewhat different in appearance and printability due to the paper manufacturing process. This difference is the two-sidedness of the paper. Two-sidedness differs from duplex paper in that it is a natural occurrence due to the manufacturing process and not necessarily an intentional effect.
Related Terms
• Finish
• Like-sidedness
• Duplex Paper
• Felt Side
• Wire Side
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