Genuine Canon Wide Format Bond Paper Roll is a high-quality, A1-sized printing solution specifically engineered for use with inkjet plotter printers. This genuine 80gsm bond paper provides exceptional print clarity, line precision, and ink absorption, making it the trusted choice for professionals producing CAD drawings, engineering plans, architectural blueprints, and technical schematics.
Each roll measures 610mm x 100m and comes on a 50mm core, ensuring smooth operation and wide compatibility with leading inkjet plotter brands such as HP, Canon, and Epson. Its bright white finish enhances detail visibility and color fidelity, essential for high-resolution, technical outputs.
Packaged in a carton of 2 genuine rolls, this product is designed for consistent performance, long print runs, and reduced downtime—perfect for demanding office environments like design studios, construction firms, or municipal planning departments.
Product Type: Wide Format Bond Paper Roll OEM Part Number: CAD-BLZ/24/100 Color: White Weight: 80gsm Size: A1 Dimensions: 610mm x 100m Core Size: 50mm Format: Wide Format Plotter Paper Printer Compatibility: Inkjet Paper Type: Standard White Bond Paper Quantity: Carton of 2 Rolls
Performance and Features: The CAD-BLZ/24/100 Wide Format Bond Paper is engineered for high-precision inkjet printing of architectural, engineering, and technical drawings. With an 80gsm weight and smooth white surface, it offers excellent ink absorption and sharp line definition for detailed outputs. Its A1 width (610mm) and 100-meter length per roll ensure extended print runs, ideal for CAD, GIS, and other design applications. Compatible with most inkjet plotters, the 50mm core ensures easy installation and smooth feeding during high-volume use.
Additional Information: Package Includes: Two Rolls of Wide Format Bond Paper (610mm x 100m each) Environmental Impact: Paper is recyclable and manufactured in compliance with environmental standards Storage Recommendation: Store in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight (15–25°C ideal)
