Copy paper Double A A4 75 g/m² 500 sheets white 165 CIE

Double A A4 75 g/m² copy paper is a standard office paper in A4 format designed for everyday document printing. With a weight of 75 g/m² and whiteness of 165 CIE, this paper provides consistent, readable output for black-and-white and colour prints. Each ream contains 500 sheets prepared for reliable feeding and reduced dust generation, suitable for desktop laser printers, inkjet printers and copiers used for reports, invoices, drafts and internal documentation.

Advantages

The paper offers uniform surface properties that support consistent toner and ink adhesion, helping to produce sharp text and stable colour reproduction. Its 75 g/m² weight balances stiffness and flexibility for smooth paper handling and reduced jamming in automatic feeders. Low dust formulation and even cut edges contribute to reliable operation in high-volume office equipment.

Suitable for

• Office printers (laser and inkjet)
• Photocopying and multi-function devices
• Everyday business documents: reports, invoices, memos
• Drafts, internal circulation and administrative forms

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Paper weight: 75 g/m²
• Whiteness: 165 CIE
• Sheets per ream: 500
• Colour: white
• Compatibility: laser, inkjet and copier devices

How to use

Remove the required number of sheets from the ream and load them into the device tray following the printer or copier manufacturer’s paper loading instructions. For best results, ensure the tray guides are correctly set to A4 size to prevent skewing. Use standard print settings for plain paper; adjust print density or paper type settings in the device driver if necessary for heavier ink coverage or duplex printing. Store unopened reams flat in a dry, cool environment to maintain handling properties.

Usage recommendations

For consistent output, allow newly opened reams to acclimatise to office temperature and humidity before use. When printing large batches, monitor the first sheets to confirm print quality and feed reliability, and keep spare reams close to avoid interruptions.