PermaJet Omega - A2 - 25 sheets

The paper is made from 100% natural cotton rag and is acid-free. These properties prevent the paper from yellowing or degrading over time, ensuring the longevity of your prints.

Yes, the neutral white base and smooth surface are excellent for reproducing the tonal range and fine details in black and white prints.

The paper is compatible with both pigment and dye-based inkjet inks. However, pigment inks are generally recommended for archival purposes as they offer superior fade resistance.

While the exact weight is not specified in the product description, papers with these characteristics (cotton rag, archival, smooth surface) are typically in the range of 280-320 gsm, providing a substantial feel.

Store prints in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Archival sleeves, portfolios, or frames with UV-protective glass are recommended to maintain print quality and longevity.

ICC profiles are often available for download from the manufacturer's website. It is recommended to check the PermaJet website for the most accurate and up-to-date profiles for your specific printer model.

The Omega line is specifically noted for its natural cotton rag construction and suitability for portraits and archival purposes. Other PermaJet papers might use different substrates (like alpha-cellulose or wood pulp) and finishes for varied applications.

Ensure the paper is loaded correctly, not overloaded in the tray, and that the printer's paper guides are adjusted properly. Fan the paper stack before loading to prevent sheets from sticking together. Check printer documentation for specific paper handling instructions.

Verify that the correct paper type is selected in the printer driver settings. Ensure you are using compatible inks (pigment-based inks are generally recommended for archival papers). Allow prints to dry completely before handling.

Calibrate your monitor and printer. Download and install specific ICC profiles for the PermaJet Omega paper if available for your printer model. Ensure your editing software and printer driver are set to manage color correctly.

Check the printer's print heads for clogs and run a cleaning cycle if necessary. Ensure the paper is stored in a climate-controlled environment to prevent moisture damage that can affect the surface.