Glossy paper designed specifically for inkjet printers allows for the deposit of microscopic droplets of ink onto the surface of the paper whilst allowing the ink to absorb. On the other hand, glossy paper designed for use in laser printers can withstand the high temperatures needed to fuse toner to the papers surface.
Hereof, what paper is used for brochures?
There are two main finishes typically used in brochures: Glossy & Matte. This paper has been coated by a compound to give it a smooth, shinny appearance. This paper is also coated but without luster or gloss, giving it an untreated look.
One may also ask, what type of paper is glossy? Matte and gloss paper are coated sheets that appear smooth. Gloss (left) appears smoother and shinier than matte (right). Glossy photo paper is shinier—this makes the color in your images “pop” on the sheet. The extra shine works well on print files with heavy color coverage, especially photographs and big graphics.