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The Office Black Card 210gsm is designed for students, office administrators, and crafters who need a sturdy, versatile medium for signs, posters, and creative displays. With its high-quality 210gsm weight and uncoated finish, it provides a professional aesthetic for various print projects; however, users should note that the deep black pigment requires careful consideration when choosing ink colors, as standard colored inks may not show up clearly.
| Model Part Number | KHR121015 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Office |
Yes, it is designed to be compatible with both inkjet and laser printers.
The card has a professional weight of 210gsm.
This specific product is provided in A3 dimensions.
Yes, but for better visibility on the black surface, we recommend using metallic, white, or fluorescent markers.
Each pack contains 20 sheets.
The surface is uncoated, giving it a matte appearance.
Verify that you are using the manual bypass tray and ensure the paper guides are snug against the sides of the card.
Switch your printer settings to 'Best Quality' or 'Heavy Paper' mode to increase drying time and improve absorption.
Adjust your printer's fuser temperature settings to a higher level, as thicker card stock requires more heat to bond the toner.
To ensure optimal results, always load the card into your printer's manual feed tray if your machine has one; this minimizes the risk of paper jams caused by the thickness of the 210gsm stock. If using an inkjet printer, allow the ink to dry completely for at least 15 minutes to prevent smearing. Store the remaining sheets in a cool, dry place and keep them in their original packaging to prevent the edges from bending or moisture absorption, which can affect print quality.
