A4 Coloured Paper Pack double a DA-Parrot 80 g/m² 500 sheets – assorted colour

A4 Coloured Paper Pack double a DA-Parrot 80 g/m² 500 sheets – assorted colour offers 500 A4 sheets in a range of colours with a paper weight of 80 g/m². This pack is designed for everyday office and craft needs, delivering consistent colour across sheets and reliable feed performance in both laser and inkjet printers as well as photocopiers. The paper is suitable for a variety of internal documents, school projects, flyers and notices where coloured paper improves visibility or organisation.

Advantages

The 80 g/m² weight balances opacity and flexibility for printing and handling. The assorted colour selection simplifies colour-coding and visual communication. Compatibility with laser and inkjet printers and photocopiers reduces the need for multiple paper types, while consistent sheet size and finish ensure reliable printer feed and predictable print results. A 500-sheet quantity supports extended use without frequent restocking.

Suitable for

• Internal office documents and memos
• Flyers, leaflets and short-run promotional prints
• School and craft projects
• Colour-coding files, folders and schedules
• Notices, signs and point-of-information prints

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Quantity: 500 sheets per pack
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Finish: smooth, uncoated coloured paper
• Printer compatibility: suitable for laser and inkjet printers and photocopiers
• Colour: assorted colours (mixed selection within the pack)

How to use

Remove the required number of sheets from the pack and align them before loading into the printer or photocopier tray following the device manufacturer's paper loading instructions. For inkjet printing, allow printed sheets to dry briefly to avoid smudging. For double-sided printing, perform a test run to confirm correct orientation and feed settings. For craft projects, use standard cutting and gluing tools suitable for 80 g/m² paper.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack on a flat surface in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve colour consistency and prevent warping. When printing, adjust paper type settings in the printer driver to 'plain paper' or 'coloured paper' as available, and test a single sheet when using a new printer or print setting to confirm feed and colour output.