Offering a smooth coated surface for crisp lines and good ink acceptance, this 36" x 300' roll of 24 lb Bond Paper from Canon can be used for large-format presentation mapping, microfilming, and general CAD/GIS/engineering applications. It has a rated basis weight of 24 lb, or 90 gsm, and measures 4 mil thick. For more versatility, the paper can be printed on both sides and is acid free with a whiteness of 128% and an opacity of 90%. Additionally, it comes on a 3" core and has a matte surface with a gloss level of <5% at 60°.

Coated Base    Basis Weight: 24 lb / 90 gsm    Thickness: 4 mil    Whiteness: 128%    Opacity: 90%    Gloss Level: <5% at 60°    Double-Sided    Acid Free    Surface Finish: Matte    Core Size: 3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this print regular photograph prints on photo paper? How does ink do on this printer?

A: Yes, this paper is designed for printing photographs as well as for desktop publishing, graphic art reproduction, posters, and proofing.

Q: 2. is the paper double sided? can I print on both sides?

A: No it is not double sided. I have not tried printing on the coated side.

Q: 3. Can these be use with the Canon TA-20 inkjet?

A: Yes this Canon bond paper can be used with the Canon TA-20 Printer

Q: 4. CAN I SEE THE SAMPLE OF THE PAPER IN STORE?

A: Please email your request to AskBH@a href= http://BHPhoto.com target= _blank BHPhoto.com/a to see about current store sample availability.

Q: 5. Is this considered semi-gloss, or is it more matte than that?

A: Satin paper has a smoother texture than matte, slightly shinier, but not as shiny as semi-gloss. Therefore, in bright light, as a certain angle satin paper would not be as reflective as semi-gloss.

Q: 6. hOW DO I lOAD THE PAPER?

A: Your printer would need to support a 17 roll paper. The printer would have a holder and feeder for a roll.

Q: 7. Will This work with a Canon Image Prograph 4000 and/or a Canon Image Prograph iPF 8300?

A: It is compatible but since it is a thin plain paper, I would recommend only using it in a low res draft setting.

Q: 8. Is this actually a light grey, or is it the color of blueboard (which is a greyish blue)?

A: It is light gray.

Q: 9. Is this one-sided or two-sided? (I suppose one as it doesn't say anything about two)

A: Definitely designed to print on only one side. The satin finish significantly reduces the glare that you get with glossy paper.

Q: 10. Is this paper an actual light grey, or is it a greyish blue like blue backer board?

A: This is actually light gray.