Copy Paper Canon Yellow Label A3 80 g/m² 500 sheets – pack of 1

Canon Yellow Label A3 80 g/m² copy paper is a single-ream pack of 500 sheets designed for everyday office printing, copying and faxing. The A3 format and 80 g/m² weight deliver a balance between opacity and handling performance, ensuring consistent runnability through office printers and multifunction devices. This paper is intended for internal documents, drafts, flyers and general office use where reliable feeding and reduced jams are important.

Advantages

The sheet weight of 80 g/m² provides good opacity and a professional feel while remaining economical for high-volume output. Canon manufacturing and quality control ensure even surface texture and consistent thickness for predictable print results. The paper is optimized for reliable feeding in a variety of office devices, which reduces the risk of misfeeds and paper jams and helps maintain steady workflow.

Suitable for

• Internal reports and draft documents
• Office copying and everyday print jobs
• Laser and inkjet multifunction devices
• Flyers, memos and internal handouts

Key specifications

• Format: A3
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Sheets per ream: 500
• Color: yellow (Yellow Label)
• Surface: smooth, suitable for standard office printing

How to use

Remove the required number of sheets from the ream and place them in the paper tray according to your device manufacturer’s guidelines. Adjust tray settings to A3 format and select 80 g/m² paper weight if available in the device menu for optimal feeding and print quality. For duplex printing, verify that your printer supports duplexing for 80 g/m² paper in A3 size. Store unopened reams in a dry, moderate-temperature environment to maintain paper flatness and feed reliability.

Usage recommendations

To reduce the chance of jams, fan the sheets before loading and avoid overfilling trays. Use this Yellow Label A3 paper for internal documents and short-run colour flyers; for critical presentations or archival documents, consider higher-weight or coated papers.