Plotter paper roll 610 mm × 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core

Uncoated plotter paper roll 610 mm × 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core is designed for large-format inkjet and pen plotter printing of technical drawings, CAD plans, blueprints and drafts. The 80 g/m² paper weight provides a balance between opacity and economical use, while the matte surface delivers good line sharpness and clear reproduction of vector graphics. The 50 mm core fits standard plotter holders and enables smooth feeding for consistent print output across the full 50 m length.

Advantages

The roll offers stable dimensional behavior and a consistent surface that supports fine-line detail and accurate plotting. Its uncoated, matte finish reduces glare and helps achieve predictable ink absorption for crisp lines and minimal smudging. The 610 mm width is suitable for many A1/A2 layout workflows, and the long 50 m length reduces roll change interruptions in busy offices or studios. The standard 50 mm core ensures compatibility with common plotter and cutter setups.

Suitable for

• Printing CAD drawings and architectural plans
• Technical diagrams, engineering schematics and blueprints
• Drafts, layouts and large-format proofs
• Plotter-generated line art and vector graphics

Key specifications

• Width: 610 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface: uncoated, matte
• Core diameter: 50 mm
• Compatibility: large-format inkjet and pen plotters

How to use

Install the roll on the plotter or cutter using the 50 mm core, ensuring it is seated firmly and aligned with the feed guides. Configure the printer settings for uncoated matte paper and select the appropriate media type or custom profile matching 80 g/m² weight. For vector or line work, choose a standard or draft-quality setting to prioritise sharpness and ink economy. Feed the paper so the leading edge is straight, then run a short calibration or head alignment if the device supports it before starting long print jobs.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity to maintain dimensional stability. Use within the manufacturer’s recommended environmental range and handle sheets by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the printable surface. For best results with fine-line technical prints, allow prints to dry fully before stacking or cutting and use a straight-edge cutter for clean trims.