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Hahnemuhle Photo Pearl 310 Paper (24" X 82' Roll)

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This 24" x 82' roll of Photo Pearl 310 Paper from Hahnemuhle provides users with a finely structured polyethylene-coated paper with an ink absorbing layer. This allows for a high sharpness with deep black levels and a wide color gamut for vivid photographs. This paper also features a basis weight of 310 gsm and a thickness of 11.8 mil for a heavyweight feel as well as an opacity >95%, a whiteness of 105%, and a gloss value of 25% at 60° due to the pearl surface finish. Additionally, it is quick drying and resistant to water, scratches, and fingerprints. It comes on a 3" core.

Polyethylene-Coated Paper Substrate Basis Weight: 310 gsm Thickness: 11.8 mil Opacity: >95% Whiteness: 105% Gloss Value: 25% at 60° Surface Finish: Bright White Pearl Quick Drying Water, Scratch and Fingerprint Resistant Core Size: 3"

Parameters
Item Type	1x Paper Roll
Size	24" x 82' / 61 cm x 25 m
Surface Finish	Luster
Basis Weight	310 gsm
Thickness	11.8 mil / 299.72 µm
Single/Double-Sided	Single
Core Size	3" / 7.62 cm
Whiteness	105%
Opacity	95%
Storage Conditions	50 to 86°F / 10 to 30°C at 35 to 65% Humidity
Packaging Info
Package Weight	12.2 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	26 x 6 x 6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have an Epson et8550 printer, is the resin/absorbing layer compatible?

A: Yes. The Hahnemuhle Photo Pearl 310 Paper is compatible with the Epson ET8550 printer.

Q: 2. Can it be printed with a Epson Sure Color P7500 inject printer.

A: Yes the Hahnemuhle Fine art Pearl Paper 24 inch roll is compatible with the Epson P7500 series printers.

Q: 3. what is the core size?

A: Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White Roll has a 3 inch core.

Q: 4. The roll is 17", what is the length?

A: 17" x 39' as stated in the specs. FYI generally the Hahnemuhle Fine-Art rolls are 39 feet long.

Q: 5. Can it be printed with a Hp 560 water based printer ?

A: It can be used but it is not designed for latex printers so your results may be to your liking.

Q: 6. What's the weight of this paper?

A: It says on the box it's 310 gms pre sq meter..That works out to 11 ounces for a piece of paper36 x36 .That number may be hard to digest..But.. the paper is very heavy. If you're printingon an Epson printer, you wouldn't want it any heavier.. It's easily thick enough to paint on,holds up well to watercolors.

Q: 7. What paper settings should I use with Canon imagePrograf 4600 printer? (I know about ICC profile)

A: The Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Pearl Paper (24" x 39' Roll), B&H # HAPRP2439, profile needed is the Hahnemühle Photo Pearl. https://bhpho.to/46GqPAt

Q: 8. What is the core size?

A: The Hahnemuhle Photo Luster 290 Inkjet Roll Paper (17" x 100'), B&H # HALPP17100 has a 3'' core.

Q: 9. Can it be printed with a Epson Sure Color P7500 inject printer?

A: Yes, one can print on the Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Pearl Paper (320gsm) for Inkjet - 24" Wide Roll - 39' Long with the Epson SureColor P7500.

Q: 10. Is this paper archival?

A: Yes, the Hahnemühle Fineart Pearl Paper is archival. This would need to be printed on with archival pigment inks and handed appropriately for true archival quality.

keith	12/09/2024
I use this paper on my Canon IPF5100 17 inch printer. I print my fine art photography on Hahnemuhle media only. The photo rag is archival and shows the color and texture of my prints better than any other media. I guess that in making paper for 500 years, they tend to get it right. I totally recommend this paper to anyone that prints and wants to make it look the best. 5

Arso	05/09/2024
I am using this paper with mate finish for photo prints 3 years. First on EPson Stylus Pro3800 then on EPson StylusPro7900. The prints are amazing with rich colors, high dinamic range (excelent brightnes and deep black). The surface finish is mate, very smooth. 5

Deborah	28/07/2024
I used this paper to print a portfolio of loose prints and the results were great! The paper is heavy enough to be handled and is seductive to the touch. The bright white is a softer white than a regular photo paper but still neutral in color (as opposed to the regular rag paper which definitely makes the images a little warm). If you 're not going to mat the prints, you will need to get the curl out. I rolled the prints (in the opposite direction of the curl) around a cardboard tube with a diameter of about 18 for a couple of days and that worked. Overall, very happy! Will definitely use this paper again. If printing on an Epson 4800, you may need to set the suction to -4 (through the printer set up in Photoshop) to prevent stray ink on the edges and must set the plat. gap on the printer itself to widest! 5