Plotter paper data copy 594 mm x 175 m, 80 g/m² roll

Plotter paper data copy 594 mm x 175 m, 80 g/m² roll is a large-format paper designed for use with inkjet and pen plotters. The roll format with a width of 594 mm and a length of 175 m supports continuous plotting and reduces the need for frequent media changes. With a basis weight of 80 g/m², the paper offers a balance between opacity and flexibility, suitable for technical drawings, CAD prints, blueprints and architectural plans that require clear line reproduction and reliable handling.

Advantages

The smooth surface ensures even ink absorption and crisp lines from pens or inkjet printheads while maintaining low show-through thanks to its 80 g/m² weight. The long roll length is convenient for high-volume printing and uninterrupted output, minimizing downtime for media replacement. Compatibility with a range of large-format plotters makes it a practical choice for offices and studios that handle frequent technical and architectural plotting.

Suitable for

• Technical drawings and engineering diagrams
• CAD and vector prints
• Architectural plans and blueprints
• Continuous plotting and batch print jobs
• Drafts and office documentation that require large-format sheets

Key specifications

• Width: 594 mm
• Length: 175 m (roll)
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface: smooth, inkjet- and pen-friendly
• Format: long roll for continuous feeding

How to use

Install the roll in the plotter according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring correct alignment to avoid skewed prints. Select appropriate media settings on the plotter or print driver for plain or technical paper with 80 g/m² to optimize ink density and drying time. Feed the paper through the plotter, verify margins and origin points in your CAD or plotting software, then start the print job. For pen plotters, confirm pen type and pressure settings to achieve consistent line quality.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity to preserve paper flatness and prevent curling. When handling, support the roll to avoid creases or edge damage. For best results with inkjet printing, allow printed sheets to dry fully before stacking to avoid smudging; when producing archival drawings, consider using appropriate archival inks or toners compatible with the plotter paper.