Recycling paper Steinbeis No. 4 A4 80 g/m² 500 sheets ISO 100

Recycling paper Steinbeis No. 4 A4 80 g/m² 500 sheets ISO 100 is a multipurpose A4 office paper produced from recycled fibres. Designed for everyday printing, copying and faxing, this paper offers consistent opacity and reliable runnability on both laser and inkjet devices. The pack contains 500 sheets in standard A4 format, providing a practical supply for offices, schools and home use while reducing environmental impact through recycled material content.

Advantages

This recycled A4 paper combines steady print performance with environmental considerations. It delivers uniform thickness and opacity to help maintain text and image clarity, minimises paper jams across common printers and copiers, and suits a wide range of everyday office tasks. The ISO 100 brightness level provides a neutral white background that supports legible black-and-colour printing without excessive glare.

Suitable for

• Everyday office printing and copying
• Inkjet and laser printers
• Fax machines and multifunction devices
• School assignments, handouts and administrative forms
• Home office printing and general document use

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Sheet count: 500 sheets per ream
• Material: recycled fibres
• Brightness: ISO 100
• Compatibility: suitable for laser and inkjet printers, copiers and fax devices

How to use

Store the ream in a dry, room-temperature environment and keep it in its packaging until immediately before use to avoid moisture absorption. Load sheets straight and aligned into the paper tray of your printer, copier or fax machine according to the device manufacturer’s instructions. For best results, select the standard paper type and 80 g/m² weight setting in device menus when available. Remove any curled or creased sheets before printing to reduce the risk of jams and ensure consistent feed.

Usage recommendations

For routine office workflows, use this paper for internal documents, drafts and general correspondence. To maintain printer reliability, rotate paper stocks and avoid prolonged exposure to humidity. If higher contrast or archival quality is required, consider a higher brightness or archival-grade paper for final documents.