Multi-Copy A4 Card 160gsm - Snow White

This card is significantly thicker and more durable due to its 160gsm weight, providing a more substantial feel and better rigidity compared to standard 80gsm printer paper.

While suitable for general printing, professional print shops often have specific stock requirements. It's best to check with your print provider if they accept 160gsm cardstock for their services.

Yes, the bright white color provides a neutral base that enhances the vibrancy of printed colors and the clarity of text, making it versatile for various applications.

Store the cardstock flat in a cool, dry environment, preferably in its original packaging or a protective sleeve, to prevent moisture damage or warping.

Yes, the cardstock is suitable for most die-cutting machines and intricate crafting. However, always check your specific tool's compatibility with 160gsm material.

Ballpoint pens, gel pens, fine liners, and pigment-based markers generally work very well. Testing markers on a scrap piece is recommended to avoid bleed-through with very wet inks.

Ensure the cardstock is loaded correctly and is not bent. Do not overload the paper tray. Check printer settings to confirm A4 size and appropriate paper type are selected. If issues persist, try printing one sheet at a time.

While designed for good ink handling, excessive liquid ink from certain markers or printer types might bleed. Use a heavier weight card if this is a consistent problem. Ensure prints are fully dry before handling or stacking.

Clean your printer's print heads and rollers. Ensure the cardstock surface is free of dust or debris before loading.