Epson · Smooth Satin
EPSON Poster Paper Production (175)
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Why we like it
A 175 gsm production paper for posters and short-term display graphics.
Epson Poster Paper Production (175) combines a microporous ink-receptive layer with an opaque white base. It is designed for strong photographic blacks and a wide colour gamut in short-term display and graphic applications. The lighter 175 gsm format is an option for production work where easy handling matters.
At a glance
- Semigloss photographic display finish.
- 175 gsm weight and 7 mil thickness.
- 90% opacity.
- 200-foot rolls on a 3-inch core.
Where it works well
- Posters.
- Short-term displays and graphics.
- Production-volume photographic display work.
Sizes and Epson product codes
| Size | Pack / roll | Epson code |
|---|---|---|
| 17" x 200' | 1 roll | S450225 |
| 24" x 200' | 1 roll | S450226 |
| 36" x 200' | 1 roll | S450227 |
| 44" x 200' | 1 roll | S450228 |
| 60" x 200' | 1 roll | S450229 |
Select a size above for the current price and availability.
Questions before you print
How does the 175 gsm paper differ from 210 gsm?
The guide lists 175 gsm at 7 mil and 210 gsm at 9 mil. Their roll lengths also differ, so compare weight, length and handling as well as price.
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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