Papier d'impression A4 Avery 90 g/m² 500 feuilles

Avery A4 printing paper 90 g/m² in a pack of 500 sheets is designed for everyday office and home use. The matt white surface provides consistent results with both laser and inkjet printers and produces clear text and graphics at standard A4 dimensions of 210 x 297 mm. The paper weight of 90 g/m² offers a balance between opacity and flexibility suitable for documents, reports and multipage print jobs. The product is FSC Mix Credit certified, supporting responsible forestry practices.

Advantages

The matt finish minimises glare and gives printed materials a professional, readable look while the 90 g/m² weight reduces show-through on double-sided prints. Compatibility with a wide range of laser and inkjet printers helps avoid feed issues and ensures consistent print quality. A pack of 500 sheets reduces the need for frequent reordering for medium to high volume printing tasks.

Suitable for

• Everyday office documents and internal reports
• Printed presentations and handouts
• Double-sided printing of multipage materials
• Black-and-white and colour text and graphics
• Home printing and small business print runs

Key specifications

• Size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Finish: matt white
• Media weight: 90 g/m²
• Pack quantity: 500 sheets
• Recommended printers: laser and inkjet
• Certification: FSC Mix Credit (sustainable forestry)

How to use

Store the paper in a dry, flat place to prevent curling or moisture absorption before use. Load sheets into the printer paper tray aligned with the printed guides for A4 media. For best results, allow freshly printed sheets to dry briefly before stacking, especially with heavy ink coverage. Use the printer settings to select the correct paper weight (90 g/m²) and matt or plain paper type when available to optimise print density and drying.

Recommendations

For double-sided documents, test the printer duplex settings and ink/toner drying time on a small batch to confirm minimal show-through. Avoid storing the paper in high humidity or direct sunlight to maintain flatness and consistent feed performance.