PermaJet 271 Gloss - 271gsm A3+ 50 Pack

The Gloss 271 is characterized by its heavyweight 271gsm, high gloss finish, and exceptionally bright white base, offering a true photographic feel with enhanced durability and color vibrancy. Other papers may vary in weight, finish (matte, lustre), and base brightness.

Yes, the PermaJet Gloss 271 is compatible with both Dye and Pigment inks, providing flexibility for different printing needs and printer types.

The paper features a UV protective microporous supercoat that gives it a high degree of water resistance. However, prolonged immersion or heavy moisture exposure should still be avoided.

This paper is designed for superior image reproduction and is suitable for both professional commercial printing and demanding home users who require high-quality photographic prints.

Instant-dry means that the ink is absorbed and dries on the surface almost immediately after printing, allowing you to handle the prints shortly after they exit the printer without smudging. This significantly speeds up the post-print workflow.

Store unprinted sheets in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. This will maintain the paper's condition and prevent premature aging or damage to the coating.

Whether you can use it for borderless printing depends on your specific printer's capabilities. The A3+ size itself allows for larger prints, and if your printer supports borderless A3+ printing, this paper can be used.

Ensure the printer's media settings are correctly selected for heavyweight glossy paper. Allow prints to dry completely before handling, even though it's 'instant-dry'. Verify the print head is clean and the printer is not over-inking the paper.

Check your printer's color management settings and ensure you are using the correct ICC profile for this paper if available. Make sure the printer driver is set to a high-quality print mode. The paper's bright white base should provide excellent vibrancy.

Confirm the paper is loaded correctly and not exceeding the printer's maximum paper thickness capacity. Ensure the paper guides are snug against the paper stack and not too tight. Try printing a single sheet to see if the issue persists.

While the paper has UV protective qualities, prolonged direct sunlight exposure can still cause fading. Store and display prints away from direct UV sources. Consider using UV-protective frames or laminates for maximum longevity.