Copy Paper EMERSON A4 80 g/m² light blue, 500 sheets

EMERSON A4 copy paper, 80 g/m², light blue tint, 500 sheets per ream is standard A4 paper designed for everyday office, school and home use. The paper is suitable for laser and inkjet printers as well as photocopiers, offering uniform thickness and consistent runnability for reliable printing and handling. Light blue colouring provides subtle background contrast for documents while keeping text legible and professional.

Advantages

The 80 g/m² weight balances opacity and flexibility to minimise show-through while allowing smooth feeding through printers and copiers. A consistent fibre structure ensures even ink absorption and toner fixation for crisp text and graphics. The light blue tint helps differentiate copies and improve readability of highlighted information without affecting print performance. Ream-wrapped packaging keeps sheets flat and protected during storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Everyday printing and copying in offices
• School handouts, worksheets and administrative documents
• Home office printing and personal documents
• Double-sided printing and multi-page documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Colour: light blue
• Sheets per ream: 500
• Compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, photocopiers
• Suitable for double-sided printing

How to use

Store the ream flat in a cool, dry place before use to maintain flatness and prevent moisture uptake. Load paper into the printer or copier tray according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, aligning edges to avoid misfeeds. For best results with both inkjet and laser devices, allow freshly printed pages to dry briefly before stacking and avoid overfilling trays to reduce jams. When printing double-sided, check the printer duplex settings or perform a manual duplex test to ensure correct orientation.

Usage recommendations

The paper is intended for routine document production; avoid using it in devices requiring specialised media (e.g., high-temperature thermal printers or heavy card feeders). For archival documents, consider complementary storage and protection methods to preserve colour and paper quality over time.