Plotter paper roll 914 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core

Uncoated plotter paper roll 914 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core is a wide-format media designed for CAD plotters and inkjet devices that require plain, reliable paper for technical prints. This roll provides a smooth, matte surface suitable for line drawings, drafts and schematic prints. With a standard 50 mm core and an economical 50 m length, the roll is intended for continuous printing of architectural plans, engineering drawings and general plotting tasks where clear black-and-white or single-colour output is required.

Advantages

The paper offers consistent basis weight of 80 g/m² that balances opacity and flexibility for easy handling and trimming. Its uncoated surface ensures predictable ink absorption for sharp line definition and reduced drying time on most inkjet plotters. The 914 mm width is compatible with common wide-format devices and the 50 mm core fits standard mandrels and spindle systems, making roll changes quick and straightforward. The roll construction and length make it cost-effective for medium- to high-volume printing environments.

Suitable for

• Architectural plans and blueprints
• Engineering and CAD drawings
• Drafts, schematics and technical diagrams
• Monochrome and single-colour plotting
• Proofing and general wide-format prints

Key specifications

• Width: 914 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Basis weight: 80 g/m²
• Surface: uncoated, matte
• Core diameter: 50 mm
• Suitable printing technologies: inkjet wide-format and CAD plotters (uncoated media)

How to use

Install the roll on the plotter spindle so that the paper feeds smoothly from the top or bottom as required by your device. Align the leading edge and trim if necessary to ensure square feeding. Select uncoated paper or plain bond media settings in the printer driver and allow a short drying interval after printing before stacking to avoid smudging. For best results, store the roll flat or upright in a dry environment and avoid exposure to direct sunlight before use.

Usage recommendations

When printing detailed line work, use standard draft or CAD print modes and ensure nozzle checks are performed regularly. For long run jobs, keep spare rolls on hand to reduce downtime and verify that the plotter’s feed path is clean to prevent dust-related marks.