Papel de impressora Sigel 12237 2000 folhas branco

Sigel 12237 printing paper offers a large pack of 2000 white sheets suitable for everyday office and home printing. With a media weight of 70 g/m² and ECF bleaching, this universal paper provides consistent opacity and smooth feeding across inkjet, laser and copier devices. The neutral white tone and standardized dimensions make it compatible with a wide range of workflows where reliable, economical plain paper is required.

Advantages

This printing paper provides uniform surface quality for crisp text and clear graphics while keeping running costs low thanks to the 2000-sheet pack size. The 70 g/m² weight balances ink absorption and print-through control to reduce smudging and set-off on duplex prints. ECF bleaching ensures bright white results without affecting machine performance, and the pack format reduces the need for frequent restocking in busy environments.

Suitable for

• High-volume office printing and copying
• Everyday inkjet and laser document production
• Internal reports, drafts and administrative paperwork
• Bulk mailings and multipage handouts

Key specifications

• Paper weight: 70 g/m²
• Colour: White
• Sheets per pack: 2000
• Bleaching type: ECF (elemental chlorine free)
• Intended use: Universal/plain paper for printing and copying

How to use

Remove the required number of sheets from the pack and load them into the paper tray of your printer, copier or multifunction device following the device manufacturer’s guidance for paper alignment and orientation. For best results, let paper acclimatize to the room environment if it has been stored in extreme temperatures or humidity. Use standard printer settings for plain paper at 70 g/m²; adjust print density only if output appears too light or too dark.

Recommendations

Store the paper flat in a dry, cool place and keep the pack sealed until use to prevent moisture uptake. For two-sided printing, verify duplex settings and allow prints to dry briefly before stacking to minimize set-off. Avoid using damaged or curled sheets to prevent paper jams.