Permajet Omega A3+ 25 sheets

The PermaJet Omega paper is 310 g/m², providing a substantial and durable feel.

This paper is designed for inkjet printing and is generally compatible with both dye and pigment inks, though pigment inks typically offer superior archival properties.

No, the PermaJet Omega A3+ has a non-glossy, matte finish. It is specifically designed for a natural, glare-free look.

Store the paper in its original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity, to prevent damage.

A highly calendered surface is very smooth and dense, which allows for exceptional detail and sharp resolution, particularly beneficial for smooth tonal transitions in images like skin tones.

Yes, due to its archival, acid-free nature and neutral white base, it is excellent for creating long-lasting reproductions of artwork or historical photographs.

When stored and displayed properly, prints made with pigment inks on archival papers like PermaJet Omega are expected to last for many decades, often exceeding 100 years, due to their fade resistance.

Ensure the paper is loaded correctly in the printer's manual feed tray or the main paper cassette, and that the paper guides are adjusted snugly against the paper stack. Try printing one sheet at a time from the manual feed.

Verify that you are using the correct paper profile in your print settings. Run a printer head cleaning and nozzle check. Ensure your ink levels are adequate.

Allow prints to dry for a longer period. Ensure you are not printing on the wrong side of the paper (though this paper is usually single-sided). Check that the printer's ink drying settings (if available) are appropriate for a matte paper.

Confirm that the correct paper profile is selected in your print driver or RIP software. Ensure your monitor is calibrated and your workflow is color-managed.