Wide Format Plotter Paper Buying Guide Trying to figure out what type of plotter paper you need can get a little frustrating. Here is a quick guide to help you figure out what type of roll you need. We will cover two styles of printers, what type of media is available for those printers, and what each wide-format roll is used for. Wide-Format Inkjet Printers Inkjet wide-format printers include the HP Designjet series, the Canon imagePROGRAF series, and the Epson SureColor series. If this is your printer, then you are printing with an aqueous, water-based ink that is used to print on Uncoated Bond , Premium Coated Bond , Translucent Bond , Photo & Poster Display Media , Self-Adhesive Graphics Media , Clear Film , Mylar Film , and Vellum . Make sure to check your owner's manual for information on your media limitations. Before making a purchase you should verify the max print width, the size of the core your media should have, t...
Thermal Paper Rolls - Smart Storage Tips Hello there business owners! Welcome to our new blog home. This first topic is the most common question we are asked since the smart way to save on your thermal paper purchase is buying in bulk...where and how should I store my thermal paper ? 🔥 Temperature & Humidity The number one factor for elongating the shelf life of your thermal paper is safely storing it in a temperature as close to 77°F (25°C) as possible, and ideally a dark place with a general humidity level of 45-65%. This factor can ensure a couple years of performance out of your paper rolls. 🌞 Keep Away From Sun Damage and Store In the Dark Your thermal paper is coated with light-sensitive coating, so don't store it somewhere bright! The combination of dye and co-reactant technology causes thermal paper to be UV sensitive (ultraviolet), as well as some sensitivity to office light. Prolonged exposure can h...