HP C1860A Bright White Inkjet Bond Paper

Inkjet bond paper is ideal for everyday, black and color line drawings. Specially treated matte surface consistently produces crisp line resolution and high-contrast color prints. Brilliant, high-contrast surface makes black and color lines and text appear sharper. 24 lb. bond paper is compatible with most Hewlett-Packard Designjet printers. Core size for the roll is 2″.

General Information
Manufacturer:HP Inc.
Manufacturer Part Number:C1860A
Brand Name:HP
Product Name:Bright White Inkjet Bond Paper
Marketing Information:

Inkjet bond paper is ideal for everyday, black and color line drawings. Specially treated matte surface consistently produces crisp line resolution and high-contrast color prints. Brilliant, high-contrast surface makes black and color lines and text appear sharper. 24 lb. bond paper is compatible with most Hewlett-Packard Designjet printers. Core size for the roll is 2″.

Packaged Quantity:1 / Roll
Product Type:Bond Paper
Product Information
Sheet Size:24″ x 150 ft
Basis Weight:24 lb
Sheet Thickness:4.80 mil
Print Technology:Inkjet
Surface Finish:Matte
Brightness:95
Opacity Percentage:94%
Opacity Standard:TAPPI T-425
Physical Characteristics
Product Color:White
Miscellaneous
Additional Information:

• Bright white for high contrast on all of your large format printouts
• High-quality, cost-effective, and ideal for technical drawings and presentations
• Brilliant, high-contast surface makes black and color lines and text appear sharper
• Printing material brightness: 95 per TAPPI T-452 Test Method
• Printing material dry time: 90 seconds
• Printing material lamination: Yes
• Lightfastness: Delta E less than 25 (6 months indoors)
• Printing material shelf life: 1 year
• Printing material smoothness: 140 SU
• Waterfastness: Delta OD less than 0.10
• Printing material whiteness: 158 per CIE Ganz 82 Test Method

Compatibility:

• HP Designjet 300 Series
• 400 Series
• 600 Series
• 700 Series
• 1000 Series printers

Recycled:No
Assembly Required:No
Country of Origin:Germany