3. Thickness and Smoothness: Consider the type and frequency of printed content to select an appropriate thickness and smoothness. Generally, thicker paper is more suitable for long-term preservation, while smooth paper is more suitable for printing and writing.
4. Color and Size: Choose the appropriate color and size based on your needs. Colors are usually white, yellow, etc., while sizes are selected according to actual requirements. 5. Brand and Quality: Choose a well-known brand to ensure the quality and stability of the paper. In addition, carefully check the quality indicators on the product packaging, such as tensile strength and tear resistance. II. Usage Precautions 1. Correct Use of Printer: When using index paper, ensure that an appropriate printer is used. Avoid using unsuitable paper on regular printers to prevent paper jams or affecting printing quality. 2. Proper Paper Adjustment: Before putting it into the printer, ensure that the paper is flat and without wrinkles. If the paper has bending or curling, gently press it flat with your fingers or a flat surface. 3. Proper Storage: Store index paper in a way that avoids direct sunlight and damp environments. Keep the paper neatly stored in a dry and well-ventilated place to prevent dampness, deformation, or deterioration of the paper. 4. Keep Hands Clean: When handling index paper, keep your hands clean and dry to prevent ink or ink from contaminating the paper. 5. Avoid Excessive Folding: Avoid excessive folding or twisting of the paper to prevent affecting its flatness and service life.