Epson 13x19 In. Cold Press Bright Paper - 25 Sheets


Key Features
- Textured Matte Finish
- 21 mil (sheet)/ 19 mil (roll)
- 98% Opacity
- 96 ISO Brightness
- Acid Free
- pH Buffered
- 100% cotton rag
- Extremely-high color gamut and black density
- 13" x 19" Sheets
OVERVIEW
Ideal for a wide range of photographic fine art applications, the Epson Cold Press Bright Paper 13 X 19 (25 sheets) is a high performance paper. The natural smooth matte finish and a natural white base is perfect for elegant printing. Designed with high Dmax and rich color gamut, this smooth, matte photographic paper features a unique surface that provides extreme sharpness and depth. This fine art paper is acid, lignin, and chlorine free, which makes it long lasting for years. Moreover, it is also pH buffered with calcium carbonate to preserve fine art and photos. It is mould-made in the traditional style for a rich texture.
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| Paper Size | 13" x 19" |
| Sheet Count | 25 Sheets |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
- Epson Cold Press Bright Paper 13 X 19 (25 sheets)
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