Why We Use 120gsm Paper for Document Printing

For our Document Printing service, we use one carefully selected paper as standard: 120gsm white paper.

There is no paper-selection option on the product page. Every document is printed on 120gsm paper so customers receive a consistent, reliable and professional result.

Why 120gsm paper?

120gsm paper is thicker and more substantial than standard office copier paper. It gives printed reports, forms, presentations, course materials and business documents a cleaner and more professional feel while remaining practical for everyday use.

  • Stronger and more durable than standard office paper
  • More professional appearance and feel
  • Suitable for colour and black-and-white printing
  • Good handling for multi-page documents
  • Consistent quality across every order

One paper type keeps ordering simple

Because 120gsm paper is included as standard, you only need to upload your file, choose colour or black-and-white printing and select the number of copies. The paper type is already set.

Suitable for many document types

Our 120gsm paper works well for reports, manuals, forms, presentations, training materials, worksheets, college notes and general office documents.

120gsm paper for colour and black-and-white printing

The clean white surface provides good contrast for text, charts and everyday colour graphics. It is designed for professional document printing rather than photographic printing.

Print your documents on 120gsm paper

Upload your file, choose colour or black-and-white printing and select the number of copies.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I choose a different paper type?

No. This online Document Printing product uses 120gsm white paper as standard for every order.

Is 120gsm paper thicker than normal office paper?

Yes. It feels stronger and more substantial than typical copier paper, giving documents a more professional finish.

Is 120gsm paper suitable for colour printing?

Yes. It is suitable for text, charts, forms, reports and everyday colour graphics.

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