Copy paper inacopia A3 75 g/m² 500 sheets (INC0750234)

inacopia copy paper A3 75 g/m², 500 sheets per ream is bright white office paper in A3 format designed for everyday printing, copying and faxing. This standard-weight paper offers reliable feeding in a range of laser and inkjet devices and produces consistent results for internal documents, drafts and multi-page reports. The surface provides good opacity and legibility while remaining suitable for common office workflows that do not require heavy-weight or coated stock.

Advantages

This A3 copy paper balances economy and performance with a uniform 75 g/m² weight that supports smooth transport through printers and copiers. Bright white tone improves contrast for text and simple graphics, while good opacity reduces show-through on double-sided pages. The paper is supplied in 500-sheet reams, making it practical for routine office replenishment and handling.

Suitable for

• Everyday office printing and copying in A3 format
• Drafts, internal reports and multipage documents
• Black-and-white and colour printing on laser and inkjet machines
• Faxing and photocopying of administrative materials

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
• Weight: 75 g/m²
• Sheets per ream: 500
• Colour: bright white
• Compatibility: suitable for most laser and inkjet printers, copiers and fax machines
• Opacity and feeding characteristics: designed for reliable feed and reduced show-through

How to use

Store the ream in a dry, stable environment until use and handle sheets by the edges to avoid fingerprints on printable surfaces. Load the paper into the device feed tray aligned to the tray guides and select the A3 paper size and 75 g/m² or "standard" paper weight setting if available. For best results with double-sided printing, allow printed sheets to dry briefly before activating duplex printing and ensure the printer supports the paper weight and size.

Usage recommendations

For consistent print quality, use the sheet stack from the same ream for a final document run and avoid mixing different paper types or weights. If printing high-resolution graphics or photographs, consider using a heavier or coated paper designed for image reproduction.