Printing Papers
Printing Paper
20 products from Igepa and Activejet: everyday printing paper, photographic and specialist stock. The consumable that affects the result more than you would think.
- Igepa 10 · Activejet 9 and others
- Office paper, photographic and specialist stock
- For inkjet and laser printers
- Shipped from Thessaloniki across Greece, with business invoicing and standing orders for offices with steady consumption.
Paper weight
It is measured in grams per square metre and is the first thing that changes the feel. 80 gsm is the office standard: economical, suitable for any printer, fine for work documents.
From 90 to 120 gsm the paper becomes noticeably more substantial — for quotations, presentations and documents you hand to a client. Above 160 we are talking covers, postcards and business cards.
Note: every printer has a weight limit it can feed. Heavy paper in a machine that does not accept it means jams.
Photo paper: glossy or matte?
Glossy — vivid colours and deep blacks, like classic lab prints. But it shows fingerprints and reflects light.
Matte — a softer result with no reflections, ideal for framing behind glass and for images with a lot of text.
Both require an inkjet printer — photo paper must never go into a laser, because its coating melts in the heat and destroys the machine.
Practical notes that save prints
Store paper flat and sealed. Paper absorbs moisture, and damp paper sticks, jams and prints blurred.
Do not fill the tray to the top. The feed mechanism works better with room, and double feeds drop dramatically.
Fan the stack before loading it. Ten seconds that eliminate half of all jams.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which paper weight should I choose?
- 80 gsm for everyday documents, 90-120 for quotations and presentations, above 160 for covers and cards.
- Can I use photo paper in a laser printer?
- No. The coating melts in the laser’s heat and can destroy the machine. Photo paper is for inkjet.
- Why does my printer jam?
- Usually damp paper or an overfilled tray. Fan the stack and do not fill to the top.
- How should I store paper?
- Flat, in its packaging, in a dry place. Paper absorbs moisture and deteriorates.
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