Matte Paper Roll Epson C13S041746 17" x 40 m 120g/m²

Epson Singleweight Matte Paper Roll C13S041746 is a cost-effective, wide-format matte paper designed for high-resolution output on Epson Stylus Pro series printers. The roll measures 17" x 40 m with a paper weight of 120 g/m² and a thickness of approximately 130 µm, providing a smooth matte surface suitable for promotional materials, proofs, indoor signage and professional layouts. The media is compatible with both dye and pigment inks and is engineered to deliver high colour saturation and fine detail. It is also Digigraphie-certified for print stability.

Advantages

This matte paper offers instant ink drying for faster handling and can be laminated for a glossy protective finish. The paper provides a low-cost alternative for high-resolution output while maintaining sharp detail and vibrant colours. Epson printer drivers optimise ink release for this media to ensure consistent print quality.

Suitable for

• Promotional pieces and flyers
• Proofs and comps
• Professional layouts and artwork
• Indoor signage, displays and posters

Key specifications

• Brand: Epson
• MPN: C13S041746
• Size: 17" x 40 m
• Weight: 120 g/m²
• Thickness: approx. 130 µm
• Finish: Matt
• Recommended usage: Inkjet printing (dye and pigment compatible)
• Certification: Digigraphie-certified

How to use

Load the 17" roll into a compatible Epson wide-format printer according to the printer's roll-feed instructions. Select the appropriate media type in the printer driver (singleweight matte or equivalent) so the driver can optimise ink output. Allow prints a short time to dry; drying is usually instant but may vary with ink type and environmental conditions. If lamination is required, ensure prints are fully dry before applying a laminate film.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use in Epson Stylus Pro series and other compatible wide-format inkjet printers, choose the correct media setting in the driver, and store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place to preserve media quality. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maintain print stability.