Neenah Paper Improves Eco-Calculator's Functionality and Flexibility
Press Release
Just in time for Earth Day, Neenah Paper has launched an enhanced version of the Neenah Eco-Calculator featuring greater customization capabilities that give designers and printers the information they need, the way they need it.
The enhanced Neenah Eco-Calculator instantly calculates the environmental savings achieved by choosing one of Neenah’s large selection of recycled papers made with post-consumer fiber papers. Highlights of the new Eco-Calculator include allowing the user to create a personalized, customizable and printable report and recording each project for future reference. And that’s only the beginning.
New features include:
• Personalized Environmental Savings Report – Each calculation is saved to a customized report that includes the client/customer’s name, project name and a detailed listing of the Neenah Paper selections including brand chosen; Writing, Text or Cover choice; paper weight, color, and percentage of post-consumer waste; as well as the environmental savings achieved. Designers and printers can also use the tool to calculate savings for up to three different papers for a project on a single report.
• Report History – Instantly reference previous reports which indicate the client or customer.
• Report Size and Orientation Flexibility – This new feature allows reports to be saved as a printable PDF and can be sized to users’ exact needs so it can be included in an actual printed piece such as a Sustainability Report or Annual Report.
• “Green” Logos* for each paper selected are incorporated at the bottom of each report.
• QR (Quick Response) Codes are imbedded into the report. With one snap of a smartphone, users are led to the brand webpage for detailed brand information.
• International Compatibility – Size requirements for a project can be entered in either metric or standard measurements, making it user-friendly for global audiences.
Get the calculator here.
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on April 22, 2011
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