Base Paper definition

Base Paper means any cellulose substrate capable of receiving a heat-sensitive coating designed to exhibit an image upon heat activation, normally from a thermal print head, which may be either overcoated or non-overcoated, depending on the end-use application (which may or may not include an impact printing process).
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Examples of Base Paper in a sentence

  • In the event that any New or Significantly Improved Base Paper is developed by SUPPLIER with, or at the request of, APPLETON, such New or Significantly Improved Base Paper shall be deemed to be a Product; provided, however, that SUPPLIER sell such New or Significantly Improved Base Paper exclusively to APPLETON.

  • If SUPPLIER is unable, within a reasonable period of time (but in no event within less than [****] days unless an earlier time is reasonably required by an APPLETON customer) to meet APPLETON’s pricing, specification or delivery requirements with respect to such New or Significantly Improved Base Paper, APPLETON may work with third parties to develop such New or Significantly Improved Base Paper.

  • SUPPLER shall utilize a pricing methodology for such New or Significantly Improved Base Paper that is similar to the pricing methodology with respect to the Products pursuant to this Agreement (such pricing methodology includes market considerations).