For general photo, signage, and display applications Premier Imaging has this 36" x 100' roll of Photo Satin Production Paper. This version has a low gloss finish on a resin-coated base with a basis weight of 180 gsm and a thickness of 8 mil. Also, it has a rated opacity of 94% and a brightness of 95% with the use of optical brighteners. Additionally, it is water resistant and instant drying.

Resin-Coated Base    Basis Weight: 180 gsm    Thickness: 8 mil    Opacity: 94%    Brightness: 95%    Water Resistant & Instant Drying    Surface Finish: Satin

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you have the paper printing profile? I own an Epson P5000

A: B&H does not have the profile for this paper however you could try using the profile for Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster or other similar paper. Often it takes a few tests to find out which profile will work best for a third party paper.

Q: 2. What is the core diameter?

A: Core diameter is 3".

Q: 3. What is the core size? Particularly the 24 x 100 roll?

A: The core size of the Premier Imaging Quality Photo Luster Paper (24" x 100' Roll) (B&H# PRPLMP24100) is 3".

Q: 4. are these paper good for poster printing?

A: Yes, the Premier Imaging Photo Satin Production Paper is good for general photo, signage, and display applications.

Q: 5. Which country produce this item?

A: The country of origin for this item is China.

Q: 6. will this paper work on my canon pro 100?

A: The Canon Pro100 cannot print on roll paper but you can use this 13x19 size of the Premier Imaging Premium Photo Luster paper instead: https://bhpho.to/4b1LaRT

Q: 7. Does this paper work with Pigment-based ink?

A: The Premier Imaging Photo Gloss Production Paper is compatible with both pigment and dye based inks.

Q: 8. Will this paper fit in an HP Z9+ Designjet Z9+ 44" or is it too fat to fit the roll holder area?

A: The HP Production Satin Poster Paper Roll is fully compatible with the HP Z9 series of printers.

Q: 9. Does this paper work on cannon printers too?

A: Yes, you would be able to use this paper on Canon printers.

Q: 10. Any difference between [Premier Imaging Quality Photo Luster] & [Premier Imaging Premium Photo Luster] are they all the same?

A: The Premium paper is a bit thinner (more delicate) and has Opacity and Brightness ratings for more professional applications. The regular premium does not offer these specifications.