Insights for Business Partners

When you decide on a paper product, it’s important that you begin with the end in mind. You have to have an idea how the paper will be used. There are many different weights and glosses of paper that affect printing. The type of paper determines the quality. A heavier paper is going to feel more luxurious than a thinner paper. Compare a wedding invitation to a grocery store receipt. They’re both printed on paper, but feel worlds apart. When choosing multipurpose paper for an office, 24lb paper makes a huge difference compared to 20lb everyday copy paper.

Look around, what kinds of things surround you? Electronics, snacks, pieces of paper? These products didn’t just materialize; they were part of a long process requiring resources from around the world. Your tiny smartphone is composed of hundreds of compartments that require different metal and glass pieces that had to be mined, manufactured, and then transported. Even a sheet of paper has a larger footprint than just the tree it came from. It requires water and energy to go from a large tree to a perfectly thin and white sheet of paper. 

While a couple of paper jams during thousand-page print runs is typical, it’s undoubtedly irritating if you’re in a rush or the middle of an important project. Jams are only rarer today because people do less printing than they used to, thanks to digital technology. But, it’s impossible to go completely paperless. And many businesses still rely on industrial-level, high-speed inkjet printing operations to run their business.

Here at Double A Paper, we’ve helped thousands of businesses with their commercial printing needs. But like any business, we’ve had our fair share of FAQs. Below, we’ve put together a quick guide on our most frequently asked commercial print supervisor questions. If you want to experience the ease and efficiency of using high-quality printer paper but are still on the fence about taking the final leap, check out these FAQs below.

Many businesses have at least thought about converting to environmentally sustainable practices. Not only does this help protect the world we live in, but it helps both the business and its employees feel good knowing that trees are being used responsibly, forests are better protected, and our footprint on the world is reduced.

You supply the highest quality paper available. You educate the customer and help them select the best paper that meets their requirements and budget. They are sure to be happy with it. But then, the customer calls to complain. Whether it’s an actual problem with the paper or the customer expected more, there are effective ways to deal with a customer complaint.