Folders/flyers with cross-fold made from recycled paper
Sustainable printing of cross-fold leaflets on recycled paper
- Formats for various uses
- Fold type: Cross-fold
- Versions: Traditional cross-fold leaflets or in combination with a wrap-fold or Z-fold
- Material: Recycled paper
- Intended use: Leaflets, leaflets, promotional brochures, programme booklets, product information and much more.
- Print data: Upload data or design folders online
Please upload print data as a PDF, image or office file.
Image and office files are converted into a PDF before printing. We will send you this PDF as a proof by e-mail before printing.
Layout templates
practical information and stand sheets
Print data requirements
Everything about image resolution and PDF creation
Print data creation with MS Word
Embed fonts, save PDF from Word
Graphic design studios & agencies
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Information on uploading files
You can upload your finished print data in the last step of the ordering process
Tip: Choice of several motifs/subjects
If you have selected several different motifs or subjects for an order, we recommend the following procedure:
- Save the print data for each motif individually in PDF format. If your order includes front and back sides, combine them in one PDF.
- Compress all individual PDF files in a zip file.
- Use the print data upload in the order process to upload the zip file with all the print data.
This ensures that your various motifs are processed correctly and contributes to the smooth processing of your order. If you are unsure, simply select "free professional data check" in the order process and your files will be checked manually by our professionals.
| Material | Printing process | Field of application | Environment/Certificates | to note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Recycled paper Recycled paper made from 100% waste paper produced in Austria, manufactured without the addition of optical brighteners or chlorine bleach; high whiteness and purity achieved through a special waste paper processing technique; high opacity and good sheet formation; maximum resistance to ageing.  |
| Due to the rough surface, images and photographs do not appear as vibrant in offset printing as they do on art paper. Because of the rough surface, a drying time may be required during offset printing |