Printmedia Canon IJM119 45 m 91,4 cm

The Canon IJM119 45 m 91.4 cm is a roll of print media designed for professional large-format printing. With a length of 45 m, a width of 91.4 cm and a paper weight of 102 g/m², this media is intended for producing posters, banners and other wide-format prints. It is formulated to deliver vibrant colors and sharp details when used with compatible Canon printers and inks, while offering handling characteristics suited to production environments.

Advantages

This print media provides consistent surface quality and reliable feed from roll-to-roll workflows, helping to maintain color fidelity and image detail across long runs. Its 102 g/m² weight balances body and flexibility, making the roll easy to load and trim while still giving prints a substantial feel. Compatibility with Canon printing systems helps reduce the need for extensive color profiling and improves throughput in professional print settings.

Suitable for

• Indoor posters and point-of-sale displays
• Promotional banners and signage
• Proofing and color-accurate mock-ups for wide-format projects
• Short- to medium-term graphics for events and exhibitions

Key specifications

• Roll length: 45 m
• Roll width: 91.4 cm
• Paper weight: 102 g/m²
• Format: large-format roll media suitable for wide-format printers
• Surface: optimized for vibrant color reproduction and image sharpness

How to use

Load the Canon IJM119 roll into a compatible wide-format Canon printer following the printer manufacturer's loading instructions. Use the printer's media settings to select a paper weight and media type that most closely matches 102 g/m² and the surface finish of this roll. For best results, print using Canon-recommended inks and color profiles or perform a quick profile adjustment to match expected output. Trim and mount printed sheets or banners as required for display.

Recommendations

Store the roll in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and strong humidity changes. Allow media to acclimate to the print room conditions for several hours before loading. Test a short print sample when using new color profiles or different printer models to verify color and output quality prior to full production runs.