Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240 A2 - 50 sheets

The Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240 A2 Sheet – Pack of 50 is a middleweight, multi-functional paper with a bright white base. It is suitable to print final images and running proofs and is compatible with every professional printer. With a wide colour gamut, these A2 sheets deliver outstanding contrast and colour reproduction. Compatible with both pigment and dye inks.

Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240 A2 – 50 Sheets (Variant) Key Features:

• All-purpose printing sheets with a smooth and matt finish
• Bright white surface to produce excellent final prints and running proofs
• Suitable for CAD, posters, presentations, exhibition graphics, POS signage, and more
• Compatible with every commercial piezo and thermal printer
• Middleweight paper with instant drying and hot/cold lamination option
• Delivers exceptional colour contrast and reproduction
• Delivers up to 5760dpi resolution and prints best at 1440dpi resolution
• Compatible with dye and pigment inks
• Pack of 50 for uninterrupted performance
• Store in original packaging or an archival box for safety

What's in the box?

• 1 x Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240 A2 – Pack of 50 Sheets

FAQs:

Which applications are suitable for this Fotospeed A2 sheet?

You can use these middleweight sheets for running proofs, graphic art, photography, exhibition graphics, CAD, presentations, desktop publishing, POS signage, and posters.

Can I use these matt ultra sheets with a commercial printer?

You can use these bright white sheets with any commercial water-based piezo or thermal printer, including Kodak, Canon, Encad, Epson, and Hewlett-Packard.

What’s the resolution of prints?

You can obtain up to 5760dpi resolution. But if you want the finest quality prints, 1440dpi would be the best resolution.

Which inks are compatible with the 240gsm A2 sheets?

These Fotospeed 240gsm sheets are compatible with pigment and dye inks.

What are the storage instructions for these Fotospeed sheets?

It is always advisable to store these Fotospeed printing sheets in their original box or archival packaging. Keep them away from direct sunlight and in normal temperature conditions.