Copy paper Penword Image Coloraction A4 80 g/m² Savana salmon 500 sheets

Penword Image Coloraction A4 copy paper in Savana salmon is a mid-weight 80 g/m² coloured paper supplied in a 500-sheet ream. It is intended for everyday office and home use with laser and inkjet printers as well as photocopiers, providing consistent A4 format and reliable handling for printed reports, flyers, internal documents and creative projects that require a warm salmon tone.

Advantages

This A4 coloured paper combines uniform weight and smooth surface for predictable feed and good print registration on common office devices. The 80 g/m² density offers a balance between opacity and flexibility, reducing show-through while remaining easy to fold and staple. Supplied in a full 500-sheet ream, it supports medium-volume tasks without frequent replenishment and helps maintain consistent colour across jobs.

Suitable for

• Internal reports and memos that require coloured differentiation
• Flyers, leaflets and one-page marketing materials
• Photocopying and multi-page printing for office filing
• Creative projects, invitations and craft applications

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Colour: Savana salmon (warm salmon tone)
• Sheets per ream: 500
• Compatible devices: laser printers, inkjet printers, photocopiers
• Surface: smooth, suitable for standard office printing

How to use

Load the ream into the paper tray following the printer or copier manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the stack is aligned and free from creases. Select the appropriate paper weight and colour settings in the device driver if available to optimise print quality. For double-sided printing, verify duplex settings and perform a test print to check for feed reliability and registration. Store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve paper flatness and colour consistency.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow the paper to acclimatise to room temperature and humidity before printing and avoid handling the printable surface to prevent smudges. When producing multi-page documents, use consistent paper settings across jobs to maintain uniform colour appearance and minimise misfeeds by not overfilling trays.