Paper sheets A4 80 g/m² Trophee pack 500 green

Trophee A4 paper sheets, 80 g/m², pack of 500 in green, are standard-format office paper designed for everyday printing and copying. The A4 size and uniform 80 g/m² weight deliver consistent handling in printers and copiers while providing sufficient opacity for single- and double-sided documents. These green sheets are suitable for creating internal reports, flyers, forms and school materials where colour coding or visual distinction is required.

Advantages

The paper offers reliable runnability in both inkjet and laser devices, reducing the risk of jams and misfeeds thanks to its standard weight and smooth surface. Consistent thickness and opacity make text and graphics legible without excessive show-through, and the green colour supports organisation and quick visual identification of printed materials. Pack of 500 sheets ensures extended supply for routine office and educational tasks.

Suitable for

• Everyday office printing and copying
• Internal reports, memos and administrative documents
• Flyers, handouts and classroom materials
• Colour-coded filing and organisation

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Quantity: 500 sheets per pack
• Colour: green
• Compatible with: inkjet and laser printers, photocopiers
• Surface: smooth, suitable for standard office printing

How to use

Store the pack in a dry, cool place before use to maintain paper flatness and print quality. Load the paper into the printer or copier tray with the printable side facing according to your device instructions and select standard A4 and 80 g/m² paper settings where available. For double-sided printing, test a small sample to confirm alignment and ink/toner drying time to avoid smudging. Use the green sheets to separate sections, highlight important documents or create visually distinct materials.

Usage recommendations

To ensure optimal performance, avoid exposing the paper to high humidity or direct sunlight. When printing large runs, verify printer settings for paper weight and perform a short test print to confirm colour and print density. For archival or legal documents, consider using standard white paper if colour-neutral presentation is required.