Plotter paper EMERSON 610 mm x 100 m, 80 g/m² roll

EMERSON plotter paper roll 610 mm x 100 m, 80 g/m² is a wide-format media designed for inkjet plotters and CAD printers that accept 610 mm (24") rolls. The paper features a smooth, matte surface and medium weight suitable for precise line work and clear prints of technical drawings, blueprints, architectural plans, maps and large-format documents. The neutral white tone supports good contrast and reliable colour reproduction when used with pigment and dye inks common in office and design environments.

Advantages

This 610 mm roll combines a practical width with a long 100 m length to reduce roll changes in busy workflows. The 80 g/m² weight balances stiffness and flexibility, allowing sheets to feed cleanly through most wide-format inkjet and CAD plotters while providing enough opacity to limit show-through. The smooth surface promotes sharp line definition and consistent ink absorption for detailed technical output.

Suitable for

• Architectural and engineering drawings
• CAD plotting and technical schematics
• Maps and GIS printouts
• Large-format black-and-white and colour documents for office use

Key specifications

• Width: 610 mm (24")
• Length: 100 m
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface: smooth, matte
• Colour: neutral white
• Compatible with wide-format inkjet and CAD plotters accepting 610 mm rolls

How to use

Install the roll according to your plotter manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the paper feeds from the correct side and is aligned to the roll guides. Select appropriate printer settings for plain or coated paper with an 80 g/m² basis weight, and choose media type that matches wide-format plain paper for optimal ink laydown. Allow prints to dry briefly after output before handling to avoid smudging, and store unused rolls in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve paper flatness.

Usage recommendations

For best results with detailed line work, use a fine or draft plotting mode with appropriate ink density settings. When printing colour maps or mixed-content documents, perform a quick test print to confirm colour balance and edge definition. Replace rolls before the end to prevent dust and edge damage; keep the roll in original packaging until installation.