Bible Paper Feature 

1. Ultra-thin and lightweight

Thickness is usually between 0.02-0.04 mm and weight is about 25-40 grams per square meter

(gsm), much lower than ordinary printing paper (usually 80 gsm or more). It enables heavy books

(e.g. Bibles) to remain portable, reducing bulk and weight.

2. High density and opacity

Fibers are tightly laminated to reduce page-through (avoiding backside text showing through)

and ensure clear reading even when thin. Fillers are often added to improve opacity.

3. High Strength and Durability

Long-fiber materials (such as cotton, linen, or chemical wood pulp) give it high tear resistance,

allowing it to withstand frequent page turns. Some Bible papers are acid-treated or acid-free

to slow down yellowing.

4. Smooth and flat

The surface is calendered for high-definition printing (especially for small-print text and fine illustrations).

Moderate ink absorption to avoid ink smudging.

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