Paper roll 841 mm × 50 m, 80 g/m² — wide-format plotter paper roll for large prints

Wide-format paper roll 841 mm × 50 m with a basis weight of 80 g/m² designed for plotters and large-format printers. The roll provides a smooth, matte surface that delivers consistent ink absorption and sharp line reproduction, suitable for technical drawings, architectural plans, engineering schematics and posters. Its 841 mm width (approximately A1) and 50 m length make it convenient for long continuous feeds and batch printing without frequent roll changes.

Advantages

The 80 g/m² paper offers balanced opacity and stiffness for flat handling in feeding mechanisms while keeping weight and material costs moderate. The matte surface reduces glare and supports clear monochrome and colour linework, while the consistent caliper helps maintain even print density across large prints. Supplied on a standard core for easy mounting, the roll format minimizes interruptions during extended print jobs.

Suitable for

• Technical drawings and blueprints
• Architectural and engineering plans
• Wide-format posters and presentation graphics
• Proofs and draft prints in design studios and print shops

Key specifications

• Width: 841 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Basis weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface finish: matte
• Compatibility: wide-format plotters and large-format printers that accept 841 mm rolls

How to use

Load the roll onto the plotter or printer according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the paper feeds from the correct orientation and the roll is secured on the core. Select appropriate printer settings for plain or bond paper with 80 g/m² weight, and choose matte or plain paper profile if available. Run a test print to check alignment and print density before starting a long batch. Trim the printed sheets as required after printing.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a dry, temperature-controlled environment away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Allow the paper to acclimate to the printer room for several hours before use to reduce curl and feeding issues. For best results with fine linework, use a print resolution and ink setting matched to the device and materials.