Canon 4281V Standard Plotter Paper 80 g/m², Roll 914 mm x 50 m, Pack of 3 Rolls

Usage

Canon 4281V standard plotter paper is designed for monochrome line drawings and area fills in CAD and GIS environments, compatible with dye-based inkjet plotters that require a 914 mm roll width.

Advantages

• Fast-drying surface enhances productivity by reducing waiting time between prints.
• Smudge-resistant finish ensures clean, sharp lines even during high-volume workflows.
• Uncoated white paper delivers optimal clarity for technical documents and plans.
• Economical three-roll pack supports extended uninterrupted printing sessions.
• Lamination compatibility allows further document processing; however, excessive ink application may cause cockling during lamination.

Specifications

• The product consists of three uncoated white paper rolls, each measuring 914 mm wide by 50 meters long, with a basis weight of 80 g/m². Paper thickness is approximately 96 µm (ISO 534), opacity is 92% (ISO 2471), and whiteness rate stands at 161 CIE (ISO 11475).
• The rolls are suitable for cold, warm (85–95°C), or hot lamination processes. The product meets FSC certification standards for responsible forestry practices. Shelf life is two years from shipment when stored properly at about 23°C and 50% relative humidity[3].
• The standard format fits wide-format inkjet printers accepting a two-inch core size (not specified but typical). Package dimensions: approx. 62.5 cm × 32 cm × 11 cm per carton with all three rolls together weighing about 7.72 kg[1][3].
• Dye-based ink compatibility provides crisp results without smearing or delays associated with slower drying papers[3]. The outer side of the roll is the printable side to ensure best print quality.

How it works

This plotter paper loads into wide-format inkjet printers via the external side of each roll. Its fast-drying surface fixes dye inks quickly to produce smudge-free monochrome linework or filled areas ideal for architectural or engineering prints. Handle carefully to prevent contamination by grease or dust and allow acclimatization before use for optimal performance[3].