Hahnemuhle German Etching 310gsm A3+ 25 Sheets

It is made from 100% alpha cellulose, which is a high-quality, purified wood pulp.

Yes, it is an archive-grade paper made from acid-free alpha cellulose with a neutral pH, making it suitable for long-lasting prints.

It is designed for inkjet printers (both pigment and dye inks). Ensure your printer can handle its 310 gsm weight and adjust settings accordingly.

German Etching is characterized by its heavy weight, matt velvety surface, warm white shade, and a distinct, fine felt structure, offering a unique tactile and visual depth.

Store it in its original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.

Mould-made refers to a traditional papermaking process that uses a mould to form the paper sheet, resulting in a uniform thickness and deckled edges on some variations, contributing to its high quality and artisanal feel.

No, the surface has a fine, clearly defined felt structure, giving it a distinct texture and a tactile feel, rather than being completely smooth.

Check printer driver settings and ensure the correct paper type is selected. Allow adequate drying time between prints. Ensure the printer's ink is compatible with the paper coating.

Ensure the paper is loaded correctly in the printer's paper tray, not exceeding the maximum stack height. Try printing one sheet at a time. Confirm printer settings match the media weight.

Verify that the correct color profile is being used for the printer and paper combination. Ensure your monitor is calibrated. Check printer ink levels and quality.

This can be a characteristic of the textured surface. Ensure printer settings are optimized for textured media. For critical prints, consider a test print first.