Brighten up documents and crafts with this high-quality Clairefontaine Trophée Bright Red Coloured Paper. Ideal for printing, presentations, crafting, and promotional materials, this paper comes in a vibrant Bright Red shade that immediately draws attention. With a standard copier weight of 80 gsm, it is suitable for use in most laser, inkjet, and copier machines. The large ream of 500 Sheets ensures you have plenty of supply for both everyday and special projects in the standard A4 size.
Key Features:
Brand/Range – Clairefontaine Trophée quality.
Colour – Vibrant Bright Red.
Weight – Standard office paper weight of 80 g/m² (80 gsm).
Size – Standard A4 (210 x 297 mm).
Quantity – Full ream of 500 Sheets.
Code – (Ref: RAM.500F.A4).
Use – Perfect for high-impact printing, flyers, craft projects, and colour-coded filing.
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