Forofis A4 Paper 200 g/m² Blue – 150-03861, 210×297 mm, heavyweight colored copy paper

Forofis A4 Paper 200 g/m² Blue is a heavyweight, coloured copy paper in standard A4 size (210×297 mm). With a grammage of 200 g/m², this blue sheet stock provides increased stiffness and opacity compared to standard office paper, making it suitable for printed materials that require a more substantial feel. The paper is intended for a range of office and craft applications including printing, copying and manual finishing.

Advantages

This 200 g/m² blue paper delivers greater rigidity and reduced show-through compared with thinner papers, improving the appearance of single-sided and double-sided prints. Its consistent colour and surface allow predictable results with many office workflows, while the A4 format fits standard printers, folders and presentation materials. The heavier weight gives a tactile impression of quality for invitations, flyers and covers.

Suitable for

• Heavyweight office printing and copying
• Invitations, greeting cards and flyers
• Craft projects, scrapbooking and paper models
• Presentation covers, dividers and signage
• Manual finishing: folding, scoring and light die-cutting

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210×297 mm)
• Weight: 200 g/m²
• Colour: blue
• Paper type: coloured copy paper, heavyweight
• Surface: suitable for general printing and manual finishing

How to use

Handle sheets flat to avoid creases and store them in a dry, stable environment before use to maintain dimensional stability. When using in printers, confirm that the device supports 200 g/m² media and adjust the paper feed or tray settings to the heavy weight category if available. Feed sheets one at a time or from a tray designed for heavier stock to reduce jams. After printing, allow inks or toners to dry fully before stacking or finishing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test a single sheet in your inkjet or laser printer to verify compatibility and colour reproduction. Use appropriate printer settings for heavy paper, and avoid high-temperature fuser settings that could affect dimensional stability. For folding, score before folding to prevent cracking along bends.