Colour paper double a DA-Lagoon A4 80 g/m² — 500 sheets, lagoon blue

Double A DA-Lagoon A4 80 g/m² colour paper provides a stack of 500 sheets in lagoon blue, designed for everyday office and creative use. The paper is A4 format and 80 g/m² weight, offering consistent colour and a standard thickness compatible with most laser and inkjet printers and photocopiers. It is suitable for producing flyers, notices, internal forms, presentations and craft projects where a uniform coloured substrate is required.

Advantages

This lagoon blue paper delivers consistent tone across the full pack and maintains reliable feed and print performance in standard office equipment. With 80 g/m² weight it balances stiffness and flexibility for easy handling, folding and stapling. The A4 size and 500-sheet pack quantity reduce the need for frequent restocking and support multiple office tasks or larger print jobs.

Suitable for

• Colour printing of flyers, leaflets and promotional handouts
• Internal notices, memos and signage
• Presentations, reports and cover pages
• Arts, crafts and school projects requiring coloured A4 sheets

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Colour: lagoon blue
• Quantity: 500 sheets per pack
• Compatible with: most laser and inkjet printers and photocopiers

How to use

Remove the required number of A4 sheets from the pack and load them into the paper tray of your printer or copier following the device manufacturer's loading instructions. For best results, align the stack and avoid overfilling the tray. Use standard print settings for 80 g/m² paper and allow printed sheets to dry before stacking to prevent smudging with inkjet prints. For manual use, cut, fold or staple as needed for your documents and craft projects.

Usage recommendations

Store the paper in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain colour consistency and prevent curling. When printing double-sided or on heavier graphic content, perform a test print to confirm settings and image density. Avoid using heavily textured or damaged sheets to prevent jams in sensitive office equipment.