Presentation renders, photos and posters that need a photo-like finish with less glare than full gloss. At 180 gsm it gives rich colour and is easier to view under office lights. For everyday colour drawings, 120 gsm matt coated paper is cheaper and easier to write on.

About 35 A1 sheets (594 x 841 mm) from a 30 m roll, before allowing for trimming and test prints. Run a small test print first when you change paper type, so the plotter's paper setting matches the finish and colours come out as expected.

Yes. The roll has a standard 2-inch core, which loads on the spindle of HP DesignJet, Canon imagePROGRAF TM and Epson SureColor T plotters 24 inches (610 mm) wide or more.

Choose glossy (215 gsm) for the deepest colour and a shiny photo finish. Choose semi-gloss (180 gsm) when prints will be viewed under bright lights or behind glass, because it reflects less glare. Both suit renders and posters on HP DesignJet and other technical plotters.