This lightweight proofing paper is compliant with GRACoL and Fogra standards for coated and uncoated papers with optical brighteners commonly used in sheet-fed printing.

• Semimatte finish
• Instant drying
• GRACoL & Fogra compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone tried printing this 10" wide paper on a P800. Epson Manual indicates a13" - 17" range. Looking at it, I don't know why it could not do a 10" wide?

A: There are people doing this for years. Here's are except from a user 5 years ago doing this. https://www.digital2you.cc/printing-on-roll-media-epson-p800.html

Q: 2. does this have a watermark?

A: No, the Epson Standard Inkjet Proofing Paper (24" x 100' Roll) does not have a watermark.

Q: 3. Will this roll fit the Epson P900 I just purchased?

A: You can use it but only if you use the Epson SureColor P900 Roll Paper Adapter BH #EPC12C935221 which supports media up to 100' Long.

Q: 4. Will this fit the Epson SureColor P9000?

A: If you asking about the size - 44 inch - it will definitely work for P9000. If you are asking about the print quality then I can say that this paper works beautifully with the printer.

Q: 5. is this paper suitable for B/W prints?

A: You can print black & white as well as color on this paper.

Q: 6. What is the core size of B&H # EPPSG24100Q?

A: It has a 2" core.

Q: 7. Would this be compatible with Epson 7900 and 7880 printers?

A: I has Epson 7600 printer. It was great! Thanks.

Q: 8. I understand that this roll has a 2" core. I have a Epson P800 printer which takes a 3" core. Do you know of a 2" x 3" adapter so that I can use the roll?

A: This Luster Paper actually has a 3" core roll, so you should be good to go. Also take note that the roll assembly shaft has 3" adapters on it, & if you remove them you"ll have capability of doing 2" core rolls.

Q: 9. Will this work with a Canon iPF 8400s?

A: Yes, I run this paper on our iPF8400 every day.

Q: 10. How many 8x10's will this print?

A: In an ideal world with no waste at all, 10 ft is 1200 in, 1200/8 would translate into 150 prints. In reality it depends on your printer and the waste introduced before and after each print.For example I print 3 - 8x10 in a row, and my 4880 Epson printer leaves 0.75 inches on each end.So for every 3 8x10s I print, I use 25.5 inches. so 1200 in/25.5, is 47 prints with 3 8x10, in total that would be 141 8x10.And of course this is if you don't have to use some paper to clean you printer head.I hope this helps.