Double A Colour Print A4 Copy Paper 90gsm White 500 Sheets

Double A Colour Print is a high-grammage paper designed for printing colourful and highly detailed documents.

• To achieve the high-quality render needed for this type of document, printers require premium-grade paper with the right weight and composition
• Double A Colour Copy Paper strikes the right balance, making it an excellent choice for demanding color prints
• Print standard-format documents with an important emphasis on colour

Specifications:

• Acid Free: Yes
• Recycled Content: None
• Certified Carbon Neutral: No
• Indigenous Content: No
• Certification: Program for Endorsement of Forest Certification Certified
• Forestry Compliance Rating: PEFC
• CIE Whiteness: 150
• Paper Weight: 90gsm
• Paper Size: A4
• Dimension: 210 x 297mm
• Colour: White
• Country of Manufacture: Thailand

About Double A

Double A is widely recognised as the number-one premium paper brand in Asia, with healthy sales in Europe, Australia and the Middle East – and the potential for strong growth throughout the world.

Our story began back in 1991. Then, in 2000, we launched the high-quality paper we’ve become known for after an intensive R&D phase. We make our Double A paper in our state-of-the-art “Mill of Tomorrow” in central Thailand, within easy reach of both Bangkok and the bustling Laem Chabang Seaport. And with our new cutting-edge facility in Alizay, France, we now make paper for more than 130 countries worldwide.

Our name signifies Double Quality – the culmination of our two greatest ambitions: to produce superior-quality paper, and to run a sustainable business. All this is encapsulated in our slogan: Better paper, better world.

We never compromise on quality, from the moment the seed enters the ground to the point where your ideas come alive on paper. And we’re proud of our record on the environment – smart, sustainable and responsible practices that help make the world a better place.

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