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Employee paid basic wage plus commission based on production quantity
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rent of the factory workshop
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print ink used for letterhead and logos
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Detailed explanation-1: -They can be used in the colouring of paper, plastics, metal, glass and textiles. Printing inks, unlike paints and varnish coatings, are applied to the surface in the form of a very thin layer, which, depending on the printing process, may have a thickness of 2 to 30 m.
Detailed explanation-2: -A letterhead is a piece of business stationery printed on a sheet of paper. Most commonly printed at A4 size, the design of letterheaded paper includes company name, address, telephone number, website and the corporate logo mark.
Detailed explanation-3: -INK PROPERTIES. There are three basic groups of ink properties: optical properties, structural properties, and drying characteristics. An ink’s color is a function of the pigment used, and an ink’s other optical properties are primarily determined by the pigment characteristics.
Detailed explanation-4: -Letterhead is typically printed on an uncoated, 20 to 28 pound bond paper. For business cards, consider an uncoated, 80 pound cover stock. If your design includes photos or other fine touches, choose a coated stock instead, for better print quality and clarity.