Hewlett-packard HEWQ6575A Gloss Photo Paper 36x100 Ft

Product Description

The HEWLETT-PACKARD HEWQ6575A is an instant-dry gloss photo paper roll designed for high-output wide-format printing. Measuring 36 inches wide by 100 feet long, this roll delivers deeper blacks, vivid color reproduction, and a uniform gloss finish across the entire surface. The instant-dry coating allows prints to be handled, stacked, or sent directly to lamination without wait time. Compatible with both dye-based and pigment-based HP inks, it is suited for professional print shops, in-house graphics departments, and reprographic service bureaus producing display-quality output.

This paper is intended for indoor display graphics, including posters, retail signage, photo enlargements, and presentation prints in commercial or office environments. The FSC-certified substrate meets responsible sourcing standards, making it a viable choice for organizations with sustainability procurement requirements. The 36-inch width accommodates standard wide-format roll-fed printers commonly found in professional print environments. It is sold as a single roll.

Key Features

• Instant-dry surface enables immediate lamination and handling after printing
• Delivers deeper blacks and vivid color output with HP dye and pigment inks
• Uniform gloss finish across the full roll width reduces sheen variation in finished prints
• FSC-certified material supports responsible sourcing compliance
• 36-inch width fits standard wide-format roll-fed printers
• 100-foot roll length reduces changeover frequency on high-volume runs

Compatibility

Designed for use with HP dye-based and pigment-based wide-format ink systems. Intended for indoor display print applications on compatible HP wide-format roll-fed printers.

Installation Notes

Loading is performed by a print technician or operator following the printer manufacturer roll-loading procedure. Ensure the roll spindle and media path are free of debris before loading. Store unused roll stock in a cool, dry environment away from direct light to preserve coating integrity. Do not force the leading edge through the media path, as this can damage the coating and cause print defects.