Hewlett-packard HEWC1861A Inkjet Bond Paper 36x150 in Roll

Product Description

The HEWLETT-PACKARD HEWC1861A is a 21 lb inkjet bond paper supplied as a 36-inch by 150-foot roll with a 2-inch core. The roll features a specially treated matte surface engineered for crisp line resolution and high-contrast output on both black and color prints. The bright matte finish enhances sharpness of fine lines and text, making it well suited for technical drawings, CAD output, and general-purpose large-format printing. Installation and loading is handled directly at the printer by the operator or print technician. The roll weighs 10 pounds and packages at 38 inches in length.

This paper is designed for everyday large-format inkjet printing environments where consistent, repeatable print quality is required. It performs across a range of black and color line drawing applications including construction documents, engineering plans, and general office graphics. The matte surface accepts inkjet ink uniformly, reducing bleed and maintaining line definition across the full roll length. It is sold as a single roll per unit.

Key Features

• 21 lb bond weight provides a sturdy, handleable sheet for large-format output
• Specially treated matte surface delivers crisp line resolution and high-contrast prints
• 36-inch width by 150-foot length covers standard large-format print widths
• 2-inch core fits standard large-format roll-feed printer spindles
• Bright matte finish enhances sharpness of black and color lines and text
• Suitable for everyday inkjet printing applications requiring consistent quality

Compatibility

Compatible with most HP Designjet printers. Designed for large-format inkjet printing systems that accept 36-inch roll media with a 2-inch core.

Installation Notes

Loading is performed by inserting the roll onto the printer spindle and feeding the leading edge into the media path per the printer manufacturer's instructions. Power down or pause the printer before changing rolls to avoid media-path errors. Handle the roll by the core to avoid surface contamination that could affect print quality. Dispose of the spent roll core per local facility waste guidelines.