Photo paper A4 Sigel T1155 High-gloss

Sigel T1155 High-gloss A4 photo paper is a 195 g/m² inkjet paper formulated to produce vivid, high-contrast images with a reflective glossy surface. Designed for A4 printers, this photo paper supports detailed prints with strong color saturation and crisp outlines suitable for photographic reproductions, portfolios, and display prints. Each pack contains 45 sheets and the surface finish is optimized to enhance depth and brightness in both color and black-and-white images.

Advantages

The high-gloss coating of this A4 photo paper increases perceived sharpness and color vibrancy while providing a smooth, reflective finish that emphasizes highlights. Its 195 g/m² media weight offers a balance between stiffness and flexibility, making the sheets easy to handle, feed, and frame. The paper is engineered for inkjet compatibility to allow fast drying and reduced smudging, helping achieve consistent print quality across multiple devices.

Suitable for

• Photographic prints for portfolios and presentations
• High-quality color images for framing or display
• Small batch photo reproduction and proofing
• Printed marketing materials where glossy appearance is required

Key specifications

• Paper size: A4
• Finish type: High-gloss
• Media weight: 195 g/m²
• Sheets per pack: 45 sheets
• Printer compatibility: Inkjet printers

How to use

Load the sheets into the printer’s manual feed or photo tray according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, glossy side up if indicated. Select the appropriate media type (photo or glossy) and set color/profile options in the print dialog to match ink and paper combination. Allow prints to dry completely before stacking, handling, or framing to avoid surface marks. For best results, handle sheets by the edges and store unopened packs in a cool, dry place.

Recommendations

For optimal results, calibrate your printer and use recommended color profiles for photo output. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity to preserve print longevity. When framing, use acid-free mounting materials to prevent long-term degradation of the image.