Fotopapier MediaRange MRINK118 A4 hoogglans 220 g/m², 50 vel

MediaRange MRINK118 A4 high-gloss photo paper is a 220 g/m² inkjet paper available in a pack of 50 white sheets. Designed for glossy output, this paper provides reflective, vivid prints suitable for photo reproduction, brochures and colour proofs where a high-gloss finish and sharp detail are required. The A4 size (210 x 297 mm) fits standard office and home inkjet printers.

Advantages

The high-gloss coating produces a reflective surface that enhances colour saturation and perceived sharpness without smudging when used with compatible inkjet inks. At 220 g/m² the stock is thick enough to feel substantial while remaining compatible with most standard inkjet paper feeds. The pack of 50 sheets offers a practical quantity for short runs, testing and everyday photo printing needs.

Suitable for

• Home photo printing and archiving of casual images
• Small-run brochures, flyers and promotional sheets requiring a glossy finish
• Colour proofs and sample prints to evaluate colour and gloss
• Craft projects and printed presentations that need a reflective surface

When it may not be suitable

This paper is optimized for inkjet printing and high-gloss output; it may not perform as expected on laser or thermal printers. The reflective finish can increase glare under strong light and may not be ideal where a matte or low-reflection surface is required. For heavy-duty or continuous commercial production, a heavier or specialised commercial photo stock might be preferable.

Key specifications

• Paper size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Finish type: High-gloss
• Media weight: 220 g/m²
• Sheets per pack: 50
• Product colour: White
• Print technology: Inkjet
• Coating: glossy coating for vivid colour and sharp detail

How to use

Load the sheets into the printer’s manual feed or dedicated photo tray according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, glossy side up if specified. Select the inkjet photo paper or high-quality photo setting in the printer driver and choose the matching paper weight or media type to optimise ink application and drying. Allow printed sheets to dry flat for a short time before stacking or handling to avoid surface marks.

What to consider before purchase

• Compatibility with your inkjet printer and available photo paper settings
• Desired finish: high-gloss reflective surface versus matte alternatives
• Project size and whether a 50-sheet pack fits your print volume
• Need for archival permanence—consider pigment inks or specialised archival paper for long-term conservation

Recommendations

For best results, use manufacturer-recommended ink settings and let prints dry fully on a flat surface. Test a single sheet to confirm printer settings and paper orientation before running larger batches.