Paper roll Xerox PAPÍR Role PPC 75 — 75 g/m², size 420 mm × 175 m (A2 width)

Xerox PAPÍR Role PPC 75 is a large-format paper roll with a basis weight of 75 g/m² and a width of 420 mm and length of 175 m. Intended for continuous-feed and wide-format printing, this roll delivers a consistent surface and dimensional stability suitable for technical drawings, plans and high-volume print runs on plotters, wide-format and industrial laser printers that accept A2-width rolls.

Advantages

The paper roll provides even thickness and a smooth surface that supports accurate line reproduction and reliable toner adhesion in laser printing. Its A2 width and long length reduce the need for frequent roll changes during extended print jobs. The 75 g/m² weight balances opacity and flexibility, making it easy to handle while maintaining sufficient body for plotting, copying and detailed prints.

Suitable for

• Printing technical drawings, architectural plans and engineering schematics
• Continuous-feed wide-format laser printing and copying
• High-volume print runs where roll format and consistent quality are required
• Plotters and industrial printers that accept A2-width rolls

Key specifications

• Paper type: large format roll suitable for wide-format applications
• Width: 420 mm (A2 width)
• Length: 175 m per roll
• Basis weight: 75 g/m²
• Compatible printing technology: laser
• Surface: smooth, suitable for fine line reproduction and technical graphics

How to use

Mount the roll according to your printer or plotter manufacturer instructions, ensuring the roll is aligned and the paper feeds evenly. Configure printer settings for large-format, A2-width media and set the media weight to match 75 g/m² or the closest available option to optimize toner application and fusing. For continuous jobs, load a fresh roll and verify margins and scaling before starting the full run to avoid waste from misfeeds or incorrect scale.

Usage recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve flatness and prevent curling. When printing technical drawings, use appropriate resolution and line-weight settings to take advantage of the paper’s smooth surface. For best results with long runs, monitor feed tension and paper path to reduce the risk of jams and maintain consistent print quality.