Tulostuskokoihin

Tulostuskokoihin refers to the various standardized sizes of paper that are commonly used for printing. These sizes are internationally recognized and often adhere to systems like the ISO 216 standard, which defines the A, B, and C series of paper sizes. The most prevalent series is the A series, with A4 being the most common size for documents, letters, and everyday printing in many parts of the world. Other A series sizes include A3 (twice the size of A4), A5 (half the size of A4), and smaller designations like A6.

The B series offers sizes intermediate to the A series, often used for posters, charts, and other larger formats. The C series is primarily used for envelopes, designed to comfortably fit the corresponding A series paper sizes. For instance, a C4 envelope is designed to hold an unfolded A4 sheet. Understanding these standard printing sizes is crucial for efficient document creation, ensuring that printed materials fit intended formats and that paper is used economically. Variations exist in different regions and for specific applications, but the ISO system provides a widely adopted framework for consistency in printing and document handling.