Paper sheets image coloraction Office Paper Digicolor A3 160 g/m² 250 sheets

Office Paper Image Digicolor A3 160 g/m² is a pack of 250 sheets designed for professional colour and monochrome printing. This A3-format paper provides higher stiffness and opacity than standard office paper, making it suitable for printed materials that require a more substantial feel and better ink hold. Compatible with laser and inkjet printers as well as copiers, the sheet weight of 160 g/m² supports vibrant colour reproduction and sharp text while reducing show-through on double-sided prints.

Advantages

The heavier 160 g/m² weight delivers improved rigidity and a premium tactile impression without needing specialty equipment. Its surface is formulated for predictable ink absorption and toner adhesion, producing clear images and well-defined text. The A3 format gives extra layout space for brochures, posters and multi-column documents, while the pack quantity of 250 sheets balances supply and storage for office use.

Suitable for

• Brochures and folded marketing materials
• Presentations, reports and internal documentation
• Flyers, posters and point-of-sale prints
• High-quality monochrome letters and invoices

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
• Paper weight: 160 g/m²
• Pack size: 250 sheets
• Compatible printing technologies: inkjet and laser printers, photocopiers
• Finish: smooth, print-optimized surface for improved image and text quality

How to use

Load the paper into the main tray of your printer or copier, adjusting guides to align A3 format. For inkjet printers, allow printed sheets to dry completely before stacking to avoid smudging; for laser printers or copiers use the recommended media settings for 160 g/m² or select a heavy paper/media profile. When duplex printing, ensure the printer supports 160 g/m² on both sides to prevent jams and curling. Store unopened packs flat in a dry environment to maintain flatness and print consistency.

Usage recommendations

Set the printer paper type to heavy, thick paper or card stock and select the highest quality or photo setting for the best colour results. Avoid feeding multiple sheets at once and allow freshly printed pages to air-dry before stacking. For folded brochures, score the sheets before folding to reduce cracking on the fold line.