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HP C6810A Inkjet Bond Paper 36" x 300' Roll
HP 36-inch by 300-foot matte bond paper roll engineered for crisp line drawings on Designjet printers.
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Overview
Key Features
Smart cartridges that provide ongoing status feedback for clear, Sharp results without guesswork
Laser-quality black printouts on specialty papers, transparency films and plain papers
Individually replaceable color ink cartridges that save money and prevent ink waste
Specifications
Brand
HP
Model
C6810A
Color
White
Sheet Size
36" x 300'
Paper Weight
24 lb
Paper Finish
Matte
Core Size
2"
Compatibility
HP Designjet printers
Frequently Asked Questions
What printers is this paper compatible with?
The HP C6810A is designed for use with most HP Designjet large-format inkjet printers. Check your printer's documentation to confirm support for 36-inch, 2-inch core rolls.
Is this paper suitable for color printing or only black-and-white?
It handles both. The specially treated matte surface delivers high-contrast results for both black line drawings and color output, though it is optimized for line art rather than photographic prints.
What is the weight and finish of this paper?
This is a 24 lb bond paper with a matte finish, which minimizes glare and produces clean, professional-looking prints for everyday drafting and design work.
How long is the roll, and does it fit standard 2-inch core spindles?
The roll is 300 feet long with a 2-inch core, which fits the standard spindle on most HP Designjet printers.
Can this paper be used for photo printing?
While you can print images on it, this 24 lb matte bond is designed for line drawings and everyday prints rather than photographic reproduction. For photo output, a heavier coated or glossy media would produce better results.