For diversity in communication

Communication: The new Römerturm collection is now available from the wholesaler Sihl + Eika. It includes everything needed for the full range of printed corporate communications.

 
Communication The new Römerturm collection is now available from wholesaler Sihl + Eika.  
It contains everything you need for the full range of printed corporate communications. For brochures, annual reports and mailings as well as for high-quality business stationery, the completely renewed Römerturm fine paper collection always offers the right paper. In addition to classics such as Precioso and Colambo, the collection also includes the new all-rounder among business stationery, the inexpensive Funktional. Thanks to its presence in various weight classes, Funktional can be used to cover all business stationery disciplines, from invoice sheets to business cards.
The Römerturm collection has been supplemented by some exceptional developments from Büttenpapierfabrik Gmund, such as Bee!, the all-rounder among creative papers. There are 16 multifunctional colors available with a subtle texture for business stationery, brochures, cards or envelopes. The brilliant, silky glossy upgrade to Bee! is Bee Brilliant! Thanks to the same surface structure and the corresponding colors, there are countless possible combinations that add a touch of luxury to everyday life. Another highlight in the Römerturm collection is Mohair, also a Gmund development. The softest surface since the invention of paper is as soft as a mohair sweater. The five warming colors run through the paper, so that the reverse side is equally beautiful. As a further special feature, a special embossing has been developed for each color. Mohair has very good printability in offset printing and is also suitable for hot foil stamping. Possible applications include book covers, books, cover material, bindings, envelopes, invitations and much more.
The Römerturm collection is completed by a range of envelopes available in the usual Swiss standards. Further information can be found at
. Sabine Flachsmann

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