Dali DorÉ


Blumarino(Navy blue)  
84 lb text: DDBLU125
76 lb cover: DDBLU205
107 lb cover: DDBLU290


Candido (White)
84 lb text: DDCAN125
76 lb cover: DDCAN205
107 lb cover: DDCAN290


Nero (Black)
84 lb text: DDNER125
76 lb cover: DDNER205
107 lb cover: DDNER290


Rosso (Red)
84 lb text: DDROS125
76 lb cover: DDROS205
107 lb cover: DDROS290

Dali Doré with the classic surface of our Dali felt finish is enhanced with sparkling gold reflections to create Doré. This beautiful paper with its rich formation and eye-catching golden sparkle will transform any job into a work of art. Dali Doré is available in four colors and three weights.

Product:
84 lb text, (125g) 7 pt - Genuine felt-marked paper with golden sparkle
76 lb cover, (205g) 12 pt - Genuine felt-marked paper with golden sparkle
107 lb cover, (290g) 17 pt - Genuine felt-marked paper with golden sparkle

Size: 28.3 x 40.2

M Weight:
84 lb text: 202
76 lb cover: 332
107 lb cover: 469

Sheets per pack:
84 lb text: 200 sheets
76 lb cover: 125 sheets
107 lb cover: 100 sheets

Envelopes are available in A2, A6 and A7 sizes
Printing and Converting Processes
  • Offset
  • Letterpress
  • Thermography
  • Engraving
  • Silk Screen
  • Foil Stamping
  • Blind Embossing
  • UV Varnish
  • Die cutting
  • Folding
  • Laminating
Printing/Handling Tips:
  • Paper should be fully acclimated in its original wrapping to pressroom conditions of 70° - 75° F with 50% relative humidity.
  • Twenty-four hours is recommended and slightly longer during cold weather.
  • Use fully oxidizing inks adding a maximum of 3% Grafo Drier
  • Add specific water-soluble drier to the fountain solution.
  • Run water at a minimum with a pH of 5-6
  • Use a spray powder (particle size 20+ microns) when printing both sides. When only printing one side use a particle size of 30+ microns. This prevents set off and allows oxygen to enter the stack.
  • For aqueous coating, please consult with your ink manufacturer.
  • Small lifts are recommended
  • The use of an IR oven helps drying time.
  • Always score before