Canon Yellow Label White Printer Paper A4 80GSM Ream (500 Sheets)

Experience superior printing performance with Canon's Yellow Label Standard A4 White Printer Paper. Designed for everyday use, this high-quality 80gsm paper ensures crisp and clear prints, making it ideal for a variety of applications, from professional documents to personal projects.

The smooth, uniform composition of this paper guarantees excellent print quality at all speeds, whether you're using inkjet, laser, or toner printers and copiers. Its bright white finish enhances text contrast, ensuring your documents are both professional and easy to read.

Manufactured using an Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) bleaching process, this paper is whitened to a 150 CIE rating, reflecting its high brightness and quality. Additionally, the Canon Yellow Label Standard paper is PEFC certified, promoting sustainable forest management and offering an environmentally conscious choice for your printing needs.

• Paper Size: A4 (210mm x 297mm)
• Weight: 80gsm
• Colour: Bright White
• Whiteness: 150 CIE
• Compatibility: Suitable for inkjet, laser, and toner printers and copiers
• Certification: PEFC certified for sustainable sourcing
• Pack Contents: 1 ream containing 500 sheets

Is this paper suitable for double-sided printing?

Yes, the 80gsm weight and high opacity make it suitable for double-sided printing with minimal show-through.

Can this paper be used with inkjet printers?

Absolutely, this paper is compatible with inkjet, laser, and toner printers, ensuring versatility for various printing needs.

Is the paper environmentally friendly?

Yes, it is PEFC certified, indicating that it is sourced from sustainably managed forests. Additionally, it is manufactured using an Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) bleaching process, reducing environmental impact.

Does this paper have a smooth finish?

Yes, the paper features a smooth, uniform composition that enhances print quality across various applications.

Is this paper acid-free?

The product details do not specify whether the paper is acid-free.