36" coated inkjet paper overview
DPI's 36-inch coated inkjet paper is a 120 gsm roll, 914 mm wide and 35 m long on a 2-inch core. It gives brighter colour than plain plotting paper, for colour drawings, renders and posters, and prints about 29 A0 or 58 A1 sheets per roll.
Compatible printers
Any HP DesignJet, Canon imagePROGRAF TM or Epson SureColor T plotter 36 inches (914 mm) wide or more.
Before you order
- Coated paper holds ink on the surface, giving brighter colour and sharper fills than plain plotting paper.
- Sold as 1 roll per box.
- For CAD line drawings: A0 Plotting Paper Roll
- For photos and glossy posters: 36in Glossy Photo Paper
- Paper and media from DPI, an HP DesignJet partner in Kuala Lumpur since 1995.
- Not sure what fits your plotter? WhatsApp +60 17-791 7001 with the model name (Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm).
Technical specifications
- Paper Roll Width
- 914 mm
- Paper Roll Length
- 35 m
- Paper Weight
- 120 gsm
- Roll Core Size
- 2 in core
- Rolls Per Box Ordered
- 1 roll per box
- Approximate Prints
- About 29 A0 (841 x 1189 mm) or 58 A1 (594 x 841 mm)
Questions about the 36in Coated Inkjet Paper
For colour drawings, renders, maps and posters. The 120 gsm matt coating holds the ink on the surface, so colours are brighter and fills are smoother than on 80 gsm plotting paper, and you can still write on it. For a shiny photo finish, choose glossy or semi-gloss photo paper.
About 29 A0 sheets (841 x 1189 mm) or 58 A1 sheets printed sideways from a 35 m roll, before allowing for trimming and test prints. The 914 mm roll is wider than A0, so the plotter trims a narrow margin, and one roll covers both A0 and A1 colour prints.
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 36 inches (914 mm) wide or more.
Keep rolls in their wrapping and box until you use them, in a cool, dry room away from sunlight and air-conditioner drips. Humidity makes paper curl, which causes jams and smudged lines, so wrap part-used rolls again after use and use older stock first.