Paper roll MyOffice 914 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m² – MyOffice thermal/office paper roll

MyOffice paper roll, 914 mm width and 50 m length, 80 g/m² basis weight is a large-format continuous paper designed for wide-format printers, plotters and office production environments. The roll delivers stable thickness and surface suitable for printing drawings, plans, drafts and continuous documents where consistent feed and reliable print results are needed.

Advantages

The roll offers uniform 80 g/m² basis weight across its full length, ensuring even ink absorption and predictable print behaviour. Its 914 mm width and 50 m length reduce the frequency of roll changes in busy workflows, while the wound format supports continuous feed mechanisms in compatible devices. The paper’s consistent thickness and smooth surface contribute to legible line reproduction and clear detail for technical documents and large-format graphics.

Suitable for

• Wide-format inkjet and thermal printers and plotters that accept 914 mm rolls
• Printing architectural and engineering drawings, blueprints and plans
• Office environments requiring continuous paper for long documents and production printing

Key specifications

• Width: 914 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Basis weight: 80 g/m²
• Roll format: continuous wound roll for roll-feed devices
• Surface: smooth, suitable for line work and text

How to use

Install the MyOffice paper roll in a compatible wide-format printer or plotter following the device manufacturer’s instructions for roll mounting and feed alignment. Ensure the leading edge is cut square and fed into the printer’s feed mechanism to prevent skewing. Select appropriate printer settings for paper weight and media type to optimise ink application and drying. Store unused rolls in a dry, cool environment and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity to maintain paper quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match printer driver settings to the 80 g/m² basis weight and select a media profile suitable for plain or bond paper. Allow prints to dry before stacking and handle printed surfaces by the edges to prevent smudging. If precise line reproduction is required, use a compatible ink type and perform nozzle checks and calibration on the device prior to important jobs.