Plotter paper EMERSON 841 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m² roll

EMERSON plotter paper roll, 841 mm wide and 50 m long, 80 g/m² is a large-format paper designed for inkjet plotters and wide-format printers. The roll offers a smooth, uniform surface that supports clear line reproduction and consistent ink absorption for technical drawings, CAD plans, monochrome prints and posters. Its standard weight and dimensional stability make it suitable for machines that require reliable feeding and predictable print behaviour.

Advantages

This plotter paper delivers even ink distribution and sharp line definition on wide-format outputs. The smooth surface reduces ink spread and feathering while ensuring readable technical details. The roll format minimises handling during long print jobs and supports continuous printing without frequent media changes. The paper’s weight provides good stiffness for flat delivery and stable transport through plotters.

Suitable for

• Printing architectural and engineering CAD drawings
• Large-format technical schematics and diagrams
• Monochrome plans and black-and-white reproductions
• Posters and large-format graphics with inkjet plotters
• Print shops and office environments requiring continuous rolls

Key specifications

• Width: 841 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Basis weight: 80 g/m²
• Format: roll for wide-format inkjet and plotter printers
• Surface: smooth, suitable for technical line work and standard ink absorption

How to use

Load the roll into the plotter following the printer manufacturer’s media loading instructions, ensuring correct roll orientation and core fit. Select the appropriate media type or custom paper settings in the printer driver to match 80 g/m² and wide-format width. Allow prints to dry fully before stacking or cutting. For best results, handle the paper by the edges to avoid fingerprints and creases.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls horizontally in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and humidity. Match printer driver settings to paper weight and width, and perform test prints when switching between media types to verify line clarity and ink density.