Bond Paper Epson Bond Paper Bright 90 610mm x 50m

Epson Bond Paper Bright 90 is a matte 90 g/m² roll paper (610 mm x 50 m) designed for professional CAD, GIS and graphic design output. Manufactured in Germany, the paper delivers crisp lines, high-contrast colour and reliable durability for technical drawings, plans and presentation materials. Its good opacity and extra-fast drying allow printing on both sides with dye or pigment inks and it meets ISO 9706 for long-term archival stability.

Advantages

The paper produces sharp lines and strong colour contrast while remaining matte and non-reflective. Excellent opacity enables two-sided printing without show-through. Extra-fast drying reduces smudging and improves print throughput. Compatible with both dye and pigment inks and suitable for 100-year archival storage, it combines reliable dimensional size (610 mm x 50 m) with consistent print performance.

Suitable for

• CAD drawings and technical plans
• GIS maps and spatial data prints
• Graphic design proofs and layouts
• Architectural and engineering presentations
• Double-sided prints where opacity is required

Key specifications

• Brand: Epson
• Model: Bond Paper Bright 90
• MPN: C13S045278
• EAN: 8715946491158
• Finish: Matte
• Media weight: 90 g/m²
• Roll size: 610 mm x 50 m
• Colour: White
• Compatibility: Dye and pigment inks
• Standards: Meets ISO 9706; suitable for 100-year archival

How to use

Load the 610 mm roll into compatible wide-format printers following the printer manufacturer’s roll-loading instructions. Select a matte or bond paper media setting and choose dye or pigment ink profiles as appropriate. Allow printed sheets to dry briefly before handling; because the paper dries extra-fast, typical wait times are short. For two-sided printing, ensure the printer supports duplex on roll media and test feed alignment before running large jobs.

Recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use appropriate printer profiles for 90 g/m² matte bond to achieve accurate colour and line reproduction. For archival-quality output, use pigment inks and follow ISO 9706 storage guidelines.