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Two 36-inch by 300-foot rolls of 20 lb bond paper on 2-inch cores for wide-format inkjet printers and plotters
This package supplies two rolls of 20lb bond paper, each measuring 36 inches wide by 300 feet long on a 2-inch core. The white stock is designed for everyday output on most inkjet printers and plotters found in offices and design studios.
Teams producing large-format line drawings, CAD plots or presentation drafts will find the roll length practical for long runs. Buyers who need coated, photo-grade or heavier media for colour-intensive graphics should look at alternative paper types.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Office Decor |
| Product color | White-Black |
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| Size details | Tier |
The rolls are 36 inches wide, so they fit any inkjet printer or plotter that accepts a 36 inch roll.
Yes, each roll is wound on a 2 inch core, which is the standard size for most legacy wide-format devices.
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