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Hahnemuhle German Etching is an archival-grade, 310gsm inkjet paper designed for professional photographers, fine art printers, and digital artists who demand museum-quality reproduction for original prints. It offers a distinct, velvety matte texture and a warm white tone that mimics traditional artist boards, though users should note that the heavy texture requires careful handling during printer transport and is limited to single-sided printing.
| Model Part Number | 13640118 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HAHNEMUEHLE |
No, Hahnemuhle German Etching is optimized for printing on one side only.
It is intended for professional high-end inkjet printers; standard office printers may struggle with the thickness and result in paper jams.
German Etching is a natural white paper, designed to have an age-resistant, neutral look without harsh chemical brighteners.
Store in a cool, dry, acid-free environment, preferably in an archival sleeve or framed behind UV-protective glass.
It works with standard inkjet inks, but pigment-based inks provide the best results for longevity and color stability.
Increase the platen gap setting in your printer's paper configuration menu to account for the heavy 310gsm thickness.
Ensure you are using the correct ICC profile for Hahnemuhle German Etching specifically designed for your printer model.
Verify that you are using the manual feed or rear-loading slot rather than the standard multi-sheet cassette.
When using Hahnemuhle German Etching, ensure your printer is set to the correct media type, typically 'Fine Art' or 'Matte Paper' in your printer's control panel. Because the paper is 310gsm, you should feed it through the rear tray or manual feed slot to avoid bending the thick material through tight internal rollers.
Compatibility: This paper is compatible with both dye and pigment-based inkjet systems, though pigment inks are recommended for maximum archival longevity.
Care: Always handle the paper by the edges to prevent skin oils from reaching the printing surface. Once printed, allow the ink to cure for at least 24 hours before framing or stacking. Store in a cool, dry place and use acid-free materials for any matting or mounting.
