Arkuszowe

Arkuszowe is a Polish adjective derived from arkusz, meaning a sheet. The term is used mainly in technical and industrial language to designate objects, materials, or processes that occur in or consist of sheets. It is found across several domains where sheet form is fundamental, such as manufacturing, printing, and cartography.

In materials and manufacturing, arkuszowe describes products and activities connected with sheet forms. Common examples include arkusz stalowy (sheet steel) and arkusz aluminiowy (sheet aluminum), as well as processes like obróbka arkuszowa (sheet metalworking) and technologia arkuszowa (sheet technology). The adjective signals that the item or method pertains to sheets rather than bulk or extruded shapes.

In printing and publishing, arkusz can refer to a sheet of paper, so arkuszowe usages appear in contexts discussing paper-based formats, printing on sheets, or map and document production that proceeds in discrete sheets rather than continuous media. In cartography, arkusz mapowy denotes a map sheet, a single unit within a larger atlas.

The term also appears in specialized jargon within other fields where sheet-based organization is important. In everyday language, arkuszowe is less common; more specific terms are typically used depending on the exact material or process.

See also: arkusz, arkusz kalkulacyjny (spreadsheet), arkusz mapowy.