Plotter paper roll 420 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core

Roll of plotter paper 420 mm x 50 m, 80 g/m², 50 mm core designed for wide-format printers and plotters. The roll provides a smooth, consistent surface and balanced weight for technical drawings, CAD prints, architectural plans and large-format documents. Its 80 g/m² basis weight ensures adequate opacity and handling while remaining flexible enough for everyday printing tasks. The 50 mm core fits standard plotter spindles and supports reliable paper feeding during continuous prints.

Advantages

This plotter paper roll offers consistent surface quality that supports accurate line reproduction and fine detail in CAD and technical drawings. The 80 g/m² weight provides a good balance between durability and ease of handling, reducing curl and jamming in many wide-format devices. The 50 mm core dimension ensures compatibility with common plotter holders and smooth roll rotation. The neutral, uncoated surface is suitable for toner and many ink technologies used in office and engineering environments.

Suitable for

• Technical and engineering drawings, CAD prints
• Architectural and construction plans
• Wide-format office printing and documentation
• Plotter drafts, schematics and large-format proofs

Key specifications

• Width: 420 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Core diameter: 50 mm
• Surface: smooth, uncoated
• Colour: bright white (typical)

How to use

Install the roll on the plotter spindle so the paper feeds from the top or bottom according to your device's instructions. Align the paper edges and set the printer or plotter width to 420 mm in the driver or front panel. For best results, run a test print to confirm margins and scaling before printing full-size drawings. Replace the roll when paper runs low and discard the core according to local recycling rules.

Recommendations

Store unopened rolls horizontally in a dry, temperature-stable environment away from direct sunlight and high humidity. For consistent print quality, allow paper to acclimatise to the room temperature for several hours before use. Use appropriate printer settings for plain or technical paper and avoid excessive high-temperature fusing if using laser devices to reduce the risk of curl.