Printing Paper Sigel 26246 White Yellow 500 Sheets

Sigel 26246 White Yellow 500 Sheets printing paper is a universal office and home paper designed for everyday printing tasks. The pack contains 500 sheets of 80 g/m² ECF-bleached paper with a white-yellow shade that balances contrast and readability for both black-and-white and color documents. The sheet size fits standard printers, copiers and multifunction devices and delivers consistent feed and reliable print results across inkjet and laser technologies.

Advantages

This printing paper provides an even surface and stable thickness that reduce paper jams and misfeeds in high-volume print runs. The 80 g/m² weight gives a familiar feel and good opacity, reducing show-through while remaining suitable for stapling and filing. ECF bleaching ensures a bright, uniform tone without optical brightening agents, supporting clear text reproduction and accurate color rendition for charts, reports and everyday documents.

Suitable for

• Office laser and inkjet printers
• Photocopy machines and multifunction devices
• Everyday documents such as letters, reports and internal forms
• Training materials, handouts and short-term presentations

Key specifications

• Sheet count: 500 sheets per pack
• Weight: 80 g/m²
• Shade: white-yellow
• Bleaching: ECF-bleached
• Compatibility: suitable for inkjet and laser printing
• Typical use: general-purpose office and home printing

How to use

Load the paper into the printer tray with the printing side facing according to the device manufacturer’s instructions and adjust the tray guides to fit the paper size. For best results select standard plain paper settings in the printer driver and allow the printer to warm up if required. Avoid bending or curling sheets before loading and store unopened packs in a dry, temperature-stable environment to preserve flatness and feed reliability.

Recommendations

Use this paper for everyday black-and-white documents and color prints where consistent feed and readable contrast are important. Do not use with print jobs that require archive-grade permanence or specialty coatings; test a sample when switching between different printer models or when printing duplex at high speed.