The 36" x 100' roll of Everyday Satin Photo Paper from HP is a resin-coated paper for high volume production printing, ideal for photo enlargements, posters, and displays. Designed for HP Latex printers, it offers stability in production and instant dry time with a bright-white surface, wide color gamut and a satin finish.

For Solvent-Based, Latex, UV-Curable Ink    Water-Resistant Wood Fiber Material    Resin Coated    Basis Weight: 180 gsm    Thickness: 7.4 mil    Opacity: >93%    Brightness: 96%    Whiteness: 130% (ISO 11475)    Surface Finish: Satin    Drying Time: Instant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come in a 24" wide roll?

A: BH #HEPSPP24300 is a 24" roll.

Q: 2. Will this paper fit in an HP Z9+ Designjet Z9+ 44" or is it too fat to fit the roll holder area?

A: The HP Production Satin Poster Paper Roll is fully compatible with the HP Z9 series of printers.

Q: 3. Will this paper HP Universal Instant dry Satin Photo Paper work on an Epson Stylus pro 7880 printer?

A: As long as it will fit in the printer it will work. You might have to update some icc profiles if your colors aren't quite right. I've literally used about a hundred rolls in both a HP and Canon wide format printer. It's my favorite roll photo paper to use.

Q: 4. will it work with my if 6400S?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Canon ipf 6400S printer.

Q: 5. Is this paper compatible with HP T2300 plotter?

A: Yes it is compatible with the 42 wide T2300.

Q: 6. Is this paper compatible with aquious ink printers? Canon ipf 8400 pigment inks.

A: Yes it is compatible with aqueous (water-base ink) inkjet printers.

Q: 7. Will the print fade on this paper?

A: Overtime the image would fade, to add to the longevity. Keep out of direct sunlight

Q: 8. I am having a problem with the images on this paper bleeding. Not all images just the ones near the bottom edge of the page that are on white. It comes out fine but then later, there is bleed around letters - especially type (6 pt). I called HP for support 1 1/2 hours later NOTHING. Is there any gloss, thick paper for T120 that isn't this?

A: It is possible that you received a bad batch of paper where the chemical used to produce the gloss did not bond to the paper well in that area. Typically the higher the GSM the better the chemical bond. We have had this problem in the past, and hence only now purchase 180 or higher GSM paper. The quality of print is better and there is no bleed.

Q: 9. Is this paper acid free?

A: Yes, this roll of paper would be acid free.

Q: 10. What canon printers will this work with

A: The Canon Satin Photographic Paper (200 gsm, 17"x100' Roll), B&H # CASPP17100, will be compatible with printers that supports 8 mil of thickness and a 2 inch core size.