Epson 44x82 Presentation Matte Paper for Epson Stylus Pro Printers


Key Features
- Instant drying for easy handling with Epson Inks
- High color gamut for excellent color reproduction
- Laminates easily
- 1440 dpi printing for high resolution output
Overview
Epson Presentation Matte Paper is the best media for producing photographic quality output for users requiring a cost effective matte paper. Applications include promotional pieces, layouts, courtroom graphics, proofs, indoor displays and posters. This paper is an economical alternative when the highest color photographic images are not needed. It is also easily laminated to further protect from light and moisture. Like all of Epson's innovative media, this paper is engineered to give you the highest resolution and color saturation possible. As always, EPSON supplies guarantees EPSON quality.
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paper handling
| Paper Size | 44" X 82' |
| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Weight | 172 gsm |
| Brightness | 86% |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
physical specifications
| Color | white |
Epson 44 Inch x 82 Ft Presentation Matte Paper F/ Epson Stylus Pro Printers
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