Writing paper Sigel DP684 A5 90 g/m² white — pack for notes and printers

Sigel DP684 A5 90 g/m² white writing paper is a mid-weight sheet designed for handwriting, note-taking and general office printing. The 90 g/m² weight gives the paper a firmer feel than standard copier sheets while preserving smoothness for pen and pencil. Its white surface provides clear contrast for legible text and reliable opacity to reduce show-through when writing or printing on both sides. The A5 size makes the pack convenient for notebooks, planners and compact printers, offering versatility for everyday use at work, school and home.

Advantages

This writing paper combines a smooth writing surface with sufficient thickness to minimize ink bleed and shadowing. It is compatible with many inkjet and laser printers as well as copiers, allowing for crisp printed text and good toner adhesion. The consistent whiteness and uniform paper weight help maintain a professional appearance for notes, memos and draft documents. The packaging provides a practical quantity for frequent use and easy storage.

Suitable for

• Handwritten notes, memos and meeting minutes
• Drafts and printed documents from inkjet and laser printers
• School assignments, planners and personal organizers
• Double-sided printing with reduced show-through

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (148 x 210 mm)
• Paper weight: 90 g/m²
• Color: white
• Surface: smooth, suitable for pens, pencils and printers
• Opacity: mid to high, designed to reduce show-through

How to use

Use the Sigel DP684 A5 paper for handwritten notes, printed drafts or copier output. For best printing results, check your printer manual for supported paper weights and adjust settings to A5 format and 90 g/m² where available. Allow inkjet prints to dry briefly before stacking to prevent smudging. When writing, use standard ballpoint, gel pens or pencils; the smooth surface supports legible handwriting and consistent ink flow.

Recommendations

Store the paper in a dry, cool place to prevent curling and moisture absorption. For double-sided printing, test a single sheet to verify reduced show-through with your specific printer and ink settings. Avoid using heavy wet media or excessive correction fluid that may compromise surface quality.