Hahnemuhle FineArt Baryta - 325gsm - 17 inch - 12m Roll

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The Hahnemuhle FineArt Baryta 325gsm is a premium, high-gloss inkjet paper designed for professional photographers and fine art printers who demand exceptional image definition and deep color saturation. It serves as an authentic digital successor to traditional darkroom Baryta papers, offering unmatched Dmax and superb reproduction of fine grey tones, though its heavy 325gsm weight requires a printer capable of handling thick media through a straight paper path.
| Model Part Number | 10643476 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HAHNEMUEHLE |
Yes, Hahnemuhle FineArt Baryta is acid-free and lignin-free, meeting high archival standards for longevity.
It is optimized for professional pigment-based inkjet printers, though it can work with many high-quality dye-based systems.
The brilliant white tone is achieved with trace optical brighteners, consistent with the expected aesthetic of Baryta papers.
Use a very soft, lint-free microfiber cloth and wipe extremely gently, or use a clean air blower.
No, this paper is designed for single-sided printing only due to the specific coating on the gloss side.
Ensure you are using the printer's 'thick paper' or 'manual feed' setting and confirm the paper is perfectly flat before printing.
Ensure that the correct ICC profile is selected in your printing software and that color management is not being applied twice (once by the app and once by the printer).
The paper is likely too thick for your printer's standard auto-feed tray; switch to the rear specialty media feed.
To ensure success with this paper, confirm that your printer supports media weights up to 325gsm. Many desktop printers require a rear-feed manual tray to avoid bending the stiff paper, which can cause paper jams or head strikes.