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20 lb Engineering Bond Paper Yellow Tinted
- Model432Y
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Specifications
The yellow tint in Dietzgen's 432 bond range — a 4-mil, 20 lb (75 gsm) uncoated matte production bond measuring 92 brightness and 88% opacity. The ink ratings match the white engineering bond exactly: BEST for toner and HP PageWide. Supplied in rolls from 11 to 36 inches on 3-inch cores.
| Media type | Bond & Uncoated › Tinted Bond |
|---|---|
| Finish | Matte |
| Thickness | 4 mil |
| Weight | 75 gsm (20 lb bond) |
| Core size | 3" core |
Overview
Built for the work
The yellow tint in Dietzgen's 432 bond range — a 4-mil, 20 lb (75 gsm) uncoated matte production bond measuring 92 brightness and 88% opacity. The ink ratings match the white engineering bond exactly: BEST for toner and HP PageWide. Supplied in rolls from 11 to 36 inches on 3-inch cores.
Expert analysis
What you should know
Dietzgen 432Y is the yellow tint in the 432 tinted bond family — a 4-mil, 20 lb (75 gsm) uncoated matte production bond measuring 92 brightness and 88% opacity. The tint is applied to the same body stock as Dietzgen’s white engineering bond, so the printing behaviour carries over unchanged.
What Dietzgen 20LB Engineering Bond Paper Yellow Tinted (432Y) is used for
- Tinted everyday production plotting (green / blue / pink / yellow)
- High-volume reprographics runs
- Check prints and hand-marked redlines
- Stapled or bound plan sets
Dietzgen offers the 432 bond in yellow, pink, blue and green without stating what any one of them is for. In practice a tint is a filing and handling device: it makes a particular print identifiable in a stack without anyone having to read the title block. The paper itself is production stock — pen and pencil write on it for redlines, and it is compatible with common stapling and binding equipment.
Ink compatibility
BEST for toner, BEST for HP PageWide, and GOOD for aqueous dye, aqueous pigment, latex and UV inks. That is identical to the untinted 20 lb bond, so no change of settings is implied by moving to a tinted roll.
Working with it
At 88% opacity this is a single-sided sheet. Overlamination is not required; pressure-sensitive, heat-assist and thermal overlaminates can be applied where prints need protection from dirt, abrasion and moisture. Yellow is supplied in roll form only, 11 to 36 inches wide, on 3-inch cores, at 4 mil and 75 gsm. The four tints do not carry identical width ranges, so check that the width you need is offered in yellow.
Specifications
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