Colour paper double a DA-Levender 80 g/m² A4 500 sheets

Double A DA-Levender 80 g/m² A4 colour paper delivers lavender-coloured sheets in a standard A4 size with a consistent 80 g/m² weight across 500 sheets. The paper is formulated for general office applications including printing and copying, offering a smooth surface compatible with both inkjet and laser toner. Its uniform colour and weight make it suitable for tasks where coloured paper improves visibility or organisation without requiring specialty stock.

Advantages

The lavender shade provides clear visual differentiation for documents while remaining suitable for professional environments. At 80 g/m² the paper balances opacity and flexibility, reducing show-through on double-sided prints and feeding reliably through common office printers and copiers. The consistent surface finish supports sharp text and graphic reproduction with predictable toner adhesion and ink absorption.

Suitable for

• Office printing and copying of notices, memos and internal documents
• Flyers, handouts and presentation materials
• Organisational colour-coding of files and forms
• Short-run newsletters and classroom materials

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Colour: Lavender
• Sheet count: 500 sheets per ream
• Surface: Smooth, suitable for inkjet and laser printing

How to use

Load the ream into the printer or copier tray according to the device manufacturer’s paper direction marks. For best results, fan the sheets before loading to reduce static and separate any adhered pages. Adjust printer settings to match paper weight (80 g/m²) and select the appropriate paper type/profile for plain or coloured paper to ensure correct ink density and toner fusion. When printing double-sided, check the printer’s duplex settings and perform a test print to confirm alignment and show-through.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened reams flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain colour consistency and prevent curling. For archival use, consider combining this paper with appropriate storage methods to preserve colour over time.