Roll HP Plus Matte Paper 36" (914 mm) 210 g/m², 30.5 m – matte universal plotter paper

HP Plus Matte Paper 36" (914 mm) 210 g/m², 30.5 m is a universal matte roll designed for wide-format inkjet printers and plotters. The single-sided, non-reflective surface delivers consistent print quality for technical drawings, posters, proofs and indoor displays. With a medium-heavy basis weight of 210 g/m² and a 30.5 m roll length, the paper supports robust handling and reliable feeding in large-format devices while providing a neutral matte finish for accurate colour rendering and legible line work.

Advantages

The matte surface reduces glare and improves readability of fine lines and text while supporting uniform ink absorption for predictable colour and gray-scale reproduction. Its 210 g/m² weight gives dimensional stability and resistance to cockling during drying. The roll format and standard 36" width enable efficient long-run printing with fewer roll changes and consistent feed performance in compatible wide-format printers and plotters.

Suitable for

• Technical drawings and CAD prints
• Posters and indoor signage
• Proofs and colour-accurate mock-ups
• Presentations and display graphics

Key specifications

• Width: 36 inches / 914 mm
• Weight: 210 g/m² (medium-heavy)
• Length: 30.5 m per roll
• Surface: Matte, single-sided, non-reflective
• Printer compatibility: Wide-format inkjet printers and plotters
• Intended use: Indoor displays, technical and graphic prints

How to use

Load the 36" roll into the printer or plotter according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, making sure the matte side faces the printhead as required by your printer. Select media settings that match matte heavyweight paper and 210 g/m² to optimise ink limiting, drying and colour output. Allow prints to dry fully before handling or laminating, and store unused rolls in a dry, temperature-stable environment to maintain feed consistency and minimise curl.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use printer profiles or presets for matte heavy-weight media and perform regular printhead maintenance. Test a small proof before long runs to verify colour and line reproduction, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve colour fidelity on indoor displays.