DCP printerpapier Clairefontaine A4 125 vel wit

Clairefontaine DCP printing paper A4 (125 sheets) is a heavyweight, bright white sheet designed for laser and inkjet printers. With an extreme whiteness of 170 CIE and a media weight of 300 g/m², this paper delivers high contrast, wide colour gamut and precise reproduction of fine and metallic details. The pack is FSC certified, manufactured in France and comes in a 125-sheet pack compliant with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 quality and environmental standards.

Advantages

The DCP paper’s very smooth and uniform surface allows toner to spread evenly and penetrate surface pores for sharp, consistent prints. Its extreme whiteness enhances contrast and colour fidelity, while the 300 g/m² weight provides stiffness and a premium feel suitable for professional documents and high-quality print jobs.

Suitable for

• High-quality laser printing
• Inkjet printing requiring heavy paper
• Printed documents with metallic effects or fine detail
• Presentations, certificates and covers

Key specifications

• Brand: Clairefontaine
• Product name: DCP printing paper Clairefontaine A4 125 sheets White
• Paper size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Media weight: 300 g/m²
• Sheets per pack: 125 sheets
• Whiteness: 170 CIE
• Recommended usage: Laser/Inkjet printing
• Certifications: FSC, ISO 9001, ISO 14001
• Made in: France
• EAN/MPN: 3329680380101 / 312300211

How to use

Load sheets into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer’s recommendations for heavy-weight media (300 g/m²). Set the printer media type to a heavy or thick paper setting for optimal toner or ink adhesion and to prevent jams. Feed one sheet at a time for manual feed trays when printing single pages or test prints. Allow printed sheets to dry briefly before stacking to avoid offset.

Recommendations

For best results, store the paper flat in its original packaging at moderate temperature and humidity. When printing high-resolution or metallic-effect jobs, perform a test print and adjust printer settings (media type, toner/ink density) as needed to achieve the desired detail and colour reproduction.