Photo inkjet paper Lomond 0102133 glossy 150 g/m² A4 250 sheets

Glossy photo inkjet paper Lomond 0102133, 150 g/m², A4 format, 250 sheets offers a high-gloss surface engineered for inkjet printing. The paper delivers vivid colour reproduction and sharp detail, with a weight that balances image density and paper handling. The 250-sheet pack is intended for frequent printing and small print runs where consistent output and quick drying are needed.

Advantages

The glossy coating produces high colour saturation and deep blacks while maintaining fine detail and smooth gradients. The 150 g/m² weight provides a professional feel without excessive thickness, compatible with most consumer and office inkjet printers. Fast-drying surface treatment minimises smudging and allows immediate handling after printing. The A4 size and bulk count reduce the need for frequent reloading during moderate-volume tasks.

Suitable for

• Photographs and photo prints for personal or small business use
• Proofs and image checks prior to final production
• Flyers, brochures and promotional material with photographic content
• Portfolios and presentation sheets requiring glossy finish

Key specifications

• Paper type: glossy coated photo inkjet paper
• Weight: 150 g/m²
• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Surface finish: high-gloss
• Pack quantity: 250 sheets
• Compatibility: designed for use in inkjet printers

How to use

Load sheets into the printer’s manual feed or designated photo tray according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, glossy side up if indicated. Select an appropriate paper type or media setting for glossy photo paper in the printer driver to optimise ink deposition and drying. Allow printed sheets to dry briefly on a flat surface before stacking or trimming. For best results, use recommended ink cartridges and avoid excessive humidity during storage.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle printed surfaces by the edges to prevent fingerprints. For archival longevity, avoid contact with water and consider laminating or placing prints in protective sleeves when necessary.