Treat Yourself to Color
With Springhill printer paper and cardstock, there’s no limit to what you can create in color. From charming Cherry to calming Canary, there’s a Springhill shade for every project.
The portfolio includes multiple premium card stock options that meet USPS regulations for 7 pt. and 9 pt. reply card and has exceptional die-cutting, scoring and folding characteristics, as well colored copy papers ideal for inserts, flyers, coupons and more! Springhill's cardstock papers are durable and versatile, ideal for direct mail, brochures, menus, ruled forms, case records, displays, mailing cards, greeting cards, announcements, tent cards and more!
A RANGE OF HUES TO SATISFY YOUR COLOR CRAVINGS
A range of hues to satisfy your color cravings
No matter your message, Springhill helps you deliver it with excellent taste.
Springhill Vellum Bristol Color
- 67lb Vellum Bristol Lightweight Cardstock
- 80lb Vellum Bristol Medium Weight Cardstock
Springhill Index
- 90lb Index Lightweight Cardstock
- 110lb Index Heavyweight Cardstock
WE GET IT! UNDERSTANDING PAPER WEIGHTS CAN BE DIFFICULT.
So, we've tried to simplify the different terms you may hear in association with paperweight.
The term paperweight, and number corresponding with each weight, refers to the thickness and sturdiness of the paper, not the actual weight of the sheet.
This is why, sometimes, the same "weight" paper may be referred to as two different things.
For instance, regular everyday copy paper is most commonly referred to as a "20 lb. bond" but is other times referred to as a "50 lb. text weight." To eliminate as much confusion as possible, we have chosen GSM as our conversion reference point because it is a definite and universal measure of the paper. GSM stands for grams per square meter, which is the actual weight of the sheet.
*Please remember that the greater the "lb" associated with a paper not always determines that it is a thicker sheet. Notice that the 67lb Vellum Bristol has a lower gsm than a 65lb cover because they are two different categories of cardstocks and are scaled differently.
Treat Yourself to Color
With Springhill printer paper and cardstock, there’s no limit to what you can create in color. From charming Cherry to calming Canary, there’s a Springhill shade for every project.
The portfolio includes multiple premium card stock options that meet USPS regulations for 7 pt. and 9 pt. reply card and has exceptional die-cutting, scoring and folding characteristics, as well colored copy papers ideal for inserts, flyers, coupons and more! Springhill's cardstock papers are durable and versatile, ideal for direct mail, brochures, menus, ruled forms, case records, displays, mailing cards, greeting cards, announcements, tent cards and more!
A RANGE OF HUES TO SATISFY YOUR COLOR CRAVINGS
A range of hues to satisfy your color cravings
No matter your message, Springhill helps you deliver it with excellent taste.
Springhill Vellum Bristol Color
- 67lb Vellum Bristol Lightweight Cardstock
- 80lb Vellum Bristol Medium Weight Cardstock
Springhill Index
- 90lb Index Lightweight Cardstock
- 110lb Index Heavyweight Cardstock
WE GET IT! UNDERSTANDING PAPER WEIGHTS CAN BE DIFFICULT.
So, we've tried to simplify the different terms you may hear in association with paperweight.
The term paperweight, and number corresponding with each weight, refers to the thickness and sturdiness of the paper, not the actual weight of the sheet.
This is why, sometimes, the same "weight" paper may be referred to as two different things.
For instance, regular everyday copy paper is most commonly referred to as a "20 lb. bond" but is other times referred to as a "50 lb. text weight." To eliminate as much confusion as possible, we have chosen GSM as our conversion reference point because it is a definite and universal measure of the paper. GSM stands for grams per square meter, which is the actual weight of the sheet.
*Please remember that the greater the "lb" associated with a paper not always determines that it is a thicker sheet. Notice that the 67lb Vellum Bristol has a lower gsm than a 65lb cover because they are two different categories of cardstocks and are scaled differently.