Epson · Semi-matte
Epson Standard Proofing Paper Production
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Why we like it
A value-oriented semimatte proofing paper for production and décor output.
Epson Standard Proofing Paper Production is a 210 gsm semimatte paper. The guide describes a paper engineered to SWOP Grade 3 specifications and suited to production-volume décor art. Choose the paper according to the required surface, paper white and output workflow.
At a glance
- Semimatte finish.
- 210 gsm weight and 8 mil thickness.
- 96% opacity.
- Paper-white values: L* 96.0, a* 0.0, b* 0.0.
Where it works well
- Production-volume décor art.
- Graphic arts output.
- Suitable calibrated proofing and production workflows.
Sizes and Epson product codes
| Size | Pack / roll | Epson code |
|---|---|---|
| 17" x 100' | 1 roll | S045313 |
| 24" x 100' | 1 roll | S045314 |
| 44" x 100' | 1 roll | S045315 |
Select a size above for the current price and availability.
Questions before you print
Does a proofing specification guarantee the finished output?
No. The printer, ink, RIP, calibration and target application also determine the result. Match the complete workflow to the job.
Will this paper work with my printer?
Check the exact printer model, supported media thickness and loading method, not just the paper dimensions. Rolls also require the correct roll handling and core support. Tell Tricera your printer model and chosen size if you need help checking suitability.
Which ICC profile and media setting should I use?
Use the settings and ICC profile specified for the exact printer, ink and paper combination. Epson provides profiles through its printer support downloads. Follow the profile instructions and apply colour management only once in your print workflow.
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