KS4 D&T Surface Finishes and Treatments of Papaer & Board

How are UV flood or spot coatings dried?

• Using UV light
• Using heat and pressure
• Using chemical reactions
• Using air drying

What is the impact of packaging laminates and films on recycling efforts?

• They convey a sense of quality
• They provide puncture resistance
• They are difficult to recycle as they have to be separated
• They add cost to the process

What is embossing?

• Raising the surface of the paper
• Applying dye to the trimmed edges of a book
• Creating robust full-color packaging
• Separating packaging laminates and films

What are edge stains in a spatter pattern known as?

• LDPE
• Embossing
• PET
• Sprinkled edges

What are packaging laminates and films made of?

• Sprinkled edges
• PET, LDPE, or PP
• Steel dies
• Frozen foods

Why are UV varnishes difficult to apply in non-commercial settings?

• They require specialized equipment
• They have a strong odor
• They are expensive
• They have a short shelf life

What are the advantages of packaging laminates and films?

• Raising the surface of the paper
• Creating robust full-color packaging
• Puncture resistance, barrier capabilities, and qualities suitable for frozen foods or use in ovens and microwaves
• Separating packaging laminates and films

What can be applied using hot foil blocking for security printings?

• Holograms
• QR codes
• Barcodes
• Watermarks

What is the difference between flood varnish and spot varnish?

• Flood varnish highlights specific areas, spot varnish covers the entire page
• Flood varnish is glossy, spot varnish is matte
• Flood varnish covers the entire page, spot varnish highlights specific areas
• Flood varnish is matte, spot varnish is glossy

What does edge staining convey?

• Barrier capabilities
• A sense of quality
• High-definition prints
• Puncture resistance