Roll Plotter Paper EMERSON rp0841100wk80 — 841 mm × 100 m, 80 g/m²

EMERSON roll plotter paper rp0841100wk80 is a continuous paper roll 841 mm wide and 100 m long with a basis weight of 80 g/m². It is designed for CAD, architectural and engineering plots, technical drawings and large-format drafting. The surface provides consistent feed and good printability for both ink and toner plotters, helping to reduce reprints and material waste while maintaining clear line quality and dimensional accuracy.

Advantages

The paper offers uniform thickness and smooth surface texture that supports fine line reproduction and stable media transport in roll plotters. Its 80 g/m² basis weight balances opacity and flexibility, reducing show-through while remaining easy to handle and store. Compatibility with common ink and toner plotters minimizes smudging and bleed, and the long 100 m length reduces roll changes during extended print jobs.

Suitable for

• CAD drawings and architectural plans
• Engineering schematics and technical documentation
• Large-format drafts and proofs
• Plotting monochrome and color line work

Key specifications

• Width: 841 mm
• Length: 100 m
• Basis weight: 80 g/m²
• Format: continuous roll suitable for roll plotters
• Surface: smooth, matte finish for good ink and toner adhesion

How to use

Load the roll into the plotter according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the paper is aligned and tensioned to prevent skew or wrinkles. Select appropriate media settings for plain or coated paper and choose print resolution suited to line drawings or detailed graphics. For best results, allow freshly printed sheets to dry briefly before stacking or cutting, and handle edges carefully to avoid smudging or fingerprints.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity to preserve printability. When switching between media types, perform a short test print to confirm ink or toner compatibility and print settings. For archival or presentation copies, consider using higher opacity or coated media.