At a glance
- A printable gloss finish on both faces.
- Dye inks only.
- A3 requires a suitable printer and page-size setting.
Choose gloss with its trade-offs in mind
Gloss creates stronger reflections than matte or Luster. An image may look more contrasted at one angle and less readable under direct glare; examine a printed sheet under your usual lighting.
The coating accepts dye inks only. Check black cartridges as well as colours and do not infer suitability simply because the driver offers a photo mode.
A4 and A3: keep the correct size
Choose a document matching the sheet and check the printer’s maximum size. A classic grid can hold more cards on A3, but margins, bleed and marks change the actual capacity.
An automatic fit option can shrink the whole layout. Print a measurable reference at actual size before a batch, even if the preview looks full.
Keep missing data visible
If a product’s thickness is not published, its weight cannot reconstruct it. A millimetre limit cannot then be compared: keep the status uncertain and consult your model’s documentation before any test.
- Check size, ink and paper path.
- Validate scale and margins on plain paper.
- Feed one Gloss sheet, let it dry and check for marks before the back.
Papers in the current catalogue
Nominal supplier values, not an in-house print test. Prices and stock are checked on the product page. Where a value is missing, no compatibility is inferred.
| Paper | gsm · µm | Formats |
|---|---|---|
| Double-sided Gloss A3 Paper · White Core · 300 gsm | 300 gsm Thickness not documented here | A3 |
| Double-sided Gloss Paper · White Core · 300 gsm | 300 gsm Thickness not documented here | A4 |
Questions about this guide
Is weight enough when thickness is missing?
No. Two media of the same weight can have different thicknesses. Unpublished thickness remains unknown.
Should I fit an A4 PDF to an A3 sheet?
Not if you need actual-size cards. Prepare a true A3 layout or print the document at 100% without automatic enlargement.
Sources
Manufacturer limits apply to the media and feed paths stated in each document. A documentary match is not a physical test of our cardstock.
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