Plotter paper EMERSON RP0297050WK80 — 297 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m²

EMERSON RP0297050WK80 plotter paper is a 297 mm wide roll, 50 m long and 80 g/m² weight paper engineered for wide-format inkjet and plotter printing. The roll is intended for technical drawings, CAD plans, blueprints and large-format documents where precise line rendering and consistent paper feed are important. The surface finish is smooth to allow sharp detail with technical pens and inkjet heads, while the roll format supports extended print runs and reduces media changes in office and studio environments.

Advantages

The paper delivers a stable, smooth surface that supports accurate line reproduction and minimal ink spreading. Its medium weight of 80 g/m² balances dimensional stability with flexibility for easy handling and loading into plotters. The roll length and standard width reduce interruptions during batch printing of plans and drawings. Designed for compatibility with most wide-format inkjet and plotter devices, the media ensures reliable feeding and consistent output quality across long runs.

Suitable for

• Printing CAD drawings and architectural plans
• Engineering schematics and technical diagrams
• Large-format inkjet posters and presentation sheets with fine line detail
• Office and studio environments requiring continuous roll media

Key specifications

• Width: 297 mm
• Roll length: 50 m
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface: smooth, suitable for inkjet and plotter pens
• Format: roll for wide-format devices

How to use

Install the roll into the plotter or wide-format inkjet printer following the device manufacturer's loading instructions. Ensure the paper is aligned and tensioned correctly to avoid skewing or jamming. Select appropriate printer settings for plain or coated paper at 80 g/m² and choose a print quality mode that balances speed and line definition depending on the drawing detail. Allow printed sheets to dry before stacking or cutting, and store unused media in a dry, flat location away from direct sunlight to preserve dimensional stability.

Usage recommendations

For best results with technical drawings, use printer drivers set for plain or matte paper and a resolution adequate for fine lines (typically 300 dpi or higher). Handle rolls by the core edges to avoid fingerprints on the printable surface and keep the paper in its original packaging until ready for use.