
Canon
Canon 2311B001 Photo Paper Plus Glossy II 8.5x11 20 Sheets
Canon's resin-coated Glossy II formula delivers lab-quality color density and surface durability that standard photo papers can't match.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
2311B001
Paper Size
8.5 x 11 inches
Finish
Glossy (Resin-Coated)
Paper Type
Photo Paper Plus Glossy II
Sheet Count
20 Sheets
Compatibility
Inkjet Printers
Frequently Asked Questions
What inkjet printer technologies are compatible with this paper?
Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II is engineered for dye-based and pigment-based inkjet printers. It performs best with Canon PIXMA and imagePROGRAF series, where Canon's ink chemistry is tuned to the resin coating for optimal dot gain and color gamut.
How does the Glossy II coating differ from Canon's standard glossy paper?
The "Plus Glossy II" designation refers to a resin-coated (RC) base layer beneath the glossy surface. This RC construction resists moisture absorption into the substrate, resulting in faster dry times, reduced ink bleed, and a more durable final print compared to Canon's base-tier glossy stock.
What is the paper weight and thickness for this stock?
Canon rates Photo Paper Plus Glossy II at approximately 260 g/m², placing it in the heavyweight photo paper category. The RC base gives it a stiff, card-like feel that resists curling after printing — a common failure point on lighter papers.
Can this paper be used in a laser printer?
No. The resin coating and ink-receptive top layer are designed exclusively for inkjet printing. Running this stock through a laser or LED printer risks damage to the fuser unit and will not produce usable output.
How should printed sheets be stored to maximize longevity?
Store prints away from direct UV exposure and high humidity. Canon's Glossy II coating contributes to good fade resistance, but archival longevity is maximized in acid-free sleeves or frames with UV-protective glazing.