Matt Laminated Business Cards
Help you and your business stand out from the crowd with 450gsm matt laminated business cards from WTTB's range of business cards. ..
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Product description
Printed on ultra-thick 450gsm stock and paired with a super tactile matt lamination to create beautiful matt finish business cards, you can add finishing touches to your matt business cards with round cornering, drilling and presentation boxes. For an ultra-sleek finish, opt for striking matt black business cards.
Looking to print more than one card variation? We've got you covered. Use our multi-version calculator and start saving on your matt laminated business cards printing costs today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No question is too big or small for WTTB. We understand that placing a print order online for the first time can be tricky, but we're here to help. If the below FAQs don’t provide the answer you need, get in touch via live chat or telephone. We love speaking to people, so don't be shy.
What does gsm mean?
Gsm is the thickness of the material. 450gsm is the heaviest standard business card we offer, measuring approximately half a millimetre thick. If you're looking for a thicker business card, check out our luxury triplex business cards.
What is the standard UK business card size?
In the UK, most business cards are 55 x 85mm - which is around the same size as a credit card.
What is matt lamination?
Matt lamination is a clear ultra-thin layer of matt finish film that we adhere to both sides of the business card once printed. This adds a special texture to the card, protecting it from discolouration and fading.
Will matt lamination dull my design?
Matt lamination has a more natural appearance than other laminations, offering a softer look by reducing contrast on darker colours.
Are there any alternatives to 450gsm?
Absolutely. We offer a variety of paper weights in our premium business cards production and an extra thick option with triplex business cards.
Can laminated business cards be recycled?
Unfortunately not. Laminated paper is difficult to recycle as the paper cannot be separated from the lamination once applied.
