Paper Xerox Performer 80 A4 White Paper 80 g/m², A4, suitable 40–65% RH, storage 5–35 °C, use 18–30 °C

Xerox Performer 80 is A4 white office paper with a nominal weight of 80 g/m², designed for everyday printing and copying in offices and home workspaces. Each ream contains 500 sheets sized to A4 with a whiteness level of 140 CIE. The paper is suitable for use in laser and inkjet printers, copiers and multifunction devices, and is intended for reliable feed, clear text and consistent colour reproduction under recommended environmental conditions.

Advantages

The paper’s 80 g/m² weight balances opacity and flexibility to reduce show-through while remaining compatible with a wide range of printers and copiers. A whiteness of 140 CIE provides neutral backgrounds for text and images, improving legibility and colour accuracy. Specified operating and storage ranges help maintain sheet flatness and machine performance, reducing jams and misfeeds when the product is stored and used within recommended temperature and humidity limits.

Suitable for

• Everyday black-and-white and colour office printing
• Photocopying and bulk document output
• Laser and inkjet printing in multifunction devices
• Internal reports, memos, invoices and general correspondence

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Whiteness: 140 CIE
• Sheets per pack: 500
• Recommended operating humidity: 40–65% RH
• Recommended operating temperature: 18–30 °C
• Recommended storage temperature: 5–35 °C
• Recommended storage humidity (non-operating): 40–60% RH

How to use

Store unopened packs in a dry, temperature-controlled area within the recommended storage range and allow packs to acclimatise to the operating room conditions before use. Load paper into the device tray according to the printer or copier manufacturer’s instructions, aligning edges and adjusting guides to prevent skewing. Select appropriate paper settings in the device driver (A4, 80 g/m², plain paper) to optimise fusing and toner or ink application. For best results, avoid printing on slightly damp or damaged sheets.

Usage recommendations

Maintain room humidity and temperature within the specified ranges to minimise curling and feeding problems; when moving packs from storage to a warmer or more humid environment, allow them to stabilise for several hours before printing. For high-volume or critical colour jobs, perform a test print to confirm colour balance and registration before large runs.