Hewlett-packard HEWQ1398A Universal Bond Paper 42x150 in

Product Description

The HEWLETT-PACKARD HEWQ1398A is a 21 lb universal bond paper roll engineered for black-and-white and color line drawings on large-format inkjet printers. The roll measures 42 inches wide by 150 feet long and is sold as a single roll. It delivers crisp line resolution and high color contrast, making it a reliable choice for technical output where line clarity and dimensional accuracy matter. HVAC engineers, civil drafters, electrical contractors, and print shop operators routinely specify this type of media for plan sets, shop drawings, and submittal documents.

This bond paper roll is suited to large-format printing environments in commercial print shops, engineering offices, and construction document production workflows. The 42-inch width accommodates standard architectural and engineering drawing formats. The 21 lb basis weight keeps the roll manageable while providing enough opacity for clean, readable output on both sides. It is designed to run on HP Designjet large-format printers as well as compatible non-HP large-format inkjet systems without requiring specialized media settings.

Key Features

• 21 lb basis weight provides balanced opacity and media handling for large-format inkjet output
• 42-inch width supports full architectural and engineering drawing sheet sizes
• 150-foot roll length reduces changeover frequency in high-volume print runs
• Engineered for crisp line resolution on both black-and-white and color line drawings
• Compatible with HP Designjet and non-HP large-format inkjet printers
• Sold as a single roll (1 roll per unit of measure)

Compatibility

Compatible with HP Designjet large-format printers and other non-HP large-format inkjet printers. Verify roll core diameter and media feed path specifications against your specific printer model before loading.

Installation Notes

Loading large-format paper rolls requires powering down or pausing the printer per the manufacturer's media-loading procedure before removing an existing roll. Handle the roll from the core to avoid surface contamination that can affect print quality. Follow the printer manufacturer's media type selection guidance in the print driver to match paper weight and coating type for best results. Media loading on large-format printers typically does not require tools but may require two people for rolls of this width and weight.