Standard paper Canon 80 g/m², 914 mm x 50 m roll — Canon 97006110

Canon standard paper roll, 80 g/m², 914 mm × 50 m provides a mid-weight, economy substrate for large-format printers and plotters that accept 914 mm rolls. The smooth, uniform surface is suitable for general office printing, drafts, technical drawings, proofs and other volume printing tasks where a reliable, cost-effective paper is required. The roll format reduces handling and changeover time when producing long prints or multiple sheets.

Advantages

The paper delivers consistent feed and stable dimensional behavior across the roll, helping to reduce misfeeds and registration issues in wide-format devices. Its 80 g/m² weight balances opacity and flexibility, offering readable line reproduction for technical plots while remaining foldable and easy to trim. Being offered in a 914 mm width and a 50 m length roll supports continuous printing and minimizes roll changes during production runs.

Suitable for

• Architectural and engineering drawings
• Drafts and concept prints
• Proofs and review prints
• Large-format office documents and schematics
• Volume plotting and continuous print jobs

Key specifications

• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Width: 914 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Surface: smooth, matte finish suitable for ink and toner-based wide-format printing
• Format: roll for large-format printers and plotters

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible 914 mm wide roll holder following the printer or plotter manufacturer’s instructions. Set the device media type to a standard or bond paper setting close to 80 g/m² to optimize feed and print quality. For best results with line work and technical drawings, allow prints to dry briefly before handling and trim edges with a straightedge or guillotine cutter as needed.

Usage recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain dimensional stability. When selecting media settings, match the paper weight and surface type in the printer driver to avoid smearing and to achieve accurate line reproduction. For archival or high-fidelity color proofs, consider higher weight or coated media if increased opacity or color saturation is required.