FAQ 1: What types of documents is 200g glossy paper suitable for?

• Ideal for brochures, flyers, menus, product catalogs, everyday photos, and posters that require a glossy finish.

• Compared to 250g paper, 200g is more flexible and cost-effective, making it better suited for high-volume printing and applications that require folding or rolling (e.g., tri-fold brochures, direct mail pieces).

• Note: For projects demanding high rigidity (e.g., long-term display boards), 250g or heavier paper is recommended.

FAQ 2: How do I check printer compatibility when purchasing 200g roll paper?

• Ensure your printer supports 200g paper thickness (most desktop inkjet printers support up to 200g; wide-format printers are generally compatible).

• For roll paper, the printer must support the maximum roll width: 610mm (24 inches) or 914mm (36 inches).

• The glossy coating requires good ink absorption. It is recommended to use original or high-quality dye inks – pigment inks may cause pooling or uneven gloss.

FAQ 3: How can I avoid print quality issues when using glossy paper?

• Keep hands clean before handling to prevent oil stains on the glossy coating (fingerprints will be highly visible).

• In the printer driver, set the paper type to "Glossy Photo Paper" and select the correct size/width.

• Leave a minimum 5mm margin to prevent ink buildup at the edges, which can cause curling or smudging.

• Allow prints to dry completely before stacking (glossy paper takes slightly longer to dry than matte paper – about 2–5 minutes).

FAQ 4: How should I store unused 200g glossy paper to maintain gloss quality?

• The glossy coating is sensitive to humidity and temperature. Store in an environment with temperature 15–25°C (59–77°F) and humidity 40–50% (below 60%). High humidity may cause coating stickiness or loss of gloss.

• After use, re-roll the roll paper tightly and place it in a moisture-proof bag or original packaging. Store upright to prevent deformation.

• Store sheets flat – avoid heavy stacking or bending to prevent indentations on the glossy surface.

• Keep away from direct sunlight and high-temperature areas (e.g., on top of a printer or near a heater) to prevent coating aging.