ColorWay PG180020A3+ fotopapier A3+ hoogglans 180 g/m² inkjet

ColorWay PG180020A3+ is a high-gloss photo paper for inkjet printing. The paper has a smooth, glossy and water-resistant surface that rapidly absorbs dye-based inks and delivers bright, saturated colours with fine tonal range. For pigment inks, allow prints to dry to reduce the risk of image transfer. Store the paper in a dry place away from direct sunlight; recommended storage temperature is between 5°C and 25°C. Best before 5 years from the manufacturing date (date shown on the package). The paper contains no components harmful to humans. Printed photos are recommended to be kept in photo albums or framed behind glass.

Advantages

The high-gloss finish provides strong colour saturation and sharp detail suitable for photographic prints. Fast absorption for dye inks reduces smudging during handling. The product is water-resistant and free from harmful components, and is available in A3+ size with a 180 g/m² weight and 20 sheets per pack.

Suitable for

• Professional and amateur photographic prints
• Portfolio images and presentation prints
• High-quality inkjet reproductions and proofs
• Framed prints and photo albums

Key specifications

• Print technology: Inkjet (A3+ compatible)
• Paper size: A3+
• Media weight: 180 g/m²
• Finish type: High-gloss
• Sheets per pack: 20 sheets
• MPN: PG180020A3+
• EAN: 4823108631732

How to use

Load sheets according to your printer manufacturer's instructions for glossy photo paper and select the appropriate media type setting for high-gloss inkjet paper. For dye inks, print normally; for pigment inks, allow sufficient drying time before handling or framing to avoid transfer. Handle prints by the edges to prevent fingerprints and allow prints to fully cure before placing them in albums or frames.

Recommendations

Store unopened packs in a dry place between 5°C and 25°C and keep away from direct sunlight. For long-term preservation, display prints behind glass or keep them in photo albums. Use within 5 years from the production date printed on the package.