Register Paper Leitz 61620001 190 g/m² 162 mm

Leitz 61620001 register paper is a high-weight white paper designed for precise, professional printing and registration tasks. With a grammage of 190 g/m² and a width of 162 mm, this sheet delivers improved opacity, reduced show-through and a smooth surface that supports sharp text and clear graphics. Supplied as a single pack, it is intended for office and professional environments where durable, high-quality printed registers, labels or forms are required.

Advantages

The paper’s 190 g/m² weight provides enhanced stiffness and durability compared with standard office paper, making finished documents more robust and longer lasting. Its bright white shade and smooth finish promote high contrast and crisp print quality for both inkjet and laser printers. The 162 mm width fits many register and label formats, and the paper’s consistent thickness supports reliable feeding and reduced jams in compatible printers and finishing equipment.

Suitable for

• Printed registers and index sheets
• Labels, tags and small-format forms
• Professional office documents and presentations
• Short-run brochures and inserts

Key specifications

• Color: White
• Weight: 190 g/m²
• Width: 162 mm
• Finish: Smooth surface suitable for sharp text and graphics
• Pack size: 1 (single pack)

How to use

Check printer compatibility for 190 g/m² paper and a 162 mm sheet width before loading. Adjust printer settings to the appropriate media type or weight to ensure correct fusing or drying, and use manual feed or the recommended tray for specialty media if available. Feed one sheet at a time when running single sheets, or follow the printer manufacturer’s guidance for small-format media to prevent misfeeds. Allow printed sheets to cool or dry before stacking to avoid smudging or offset.

Usage recommendations

Store the paper flat in a dry environment at moderate temperature and humidity to preserve its dimensions and avoid curling. Test a small batch with your specific printer and finishing process (cutting, folding or perforating) to confirm settings and handling behaviour prior to producing larger runs.