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Epson Hot Press Natural Fine Art Paper 17" x 50' roll (S042323)

Epson Hot Press Natural Fine Art Paper, 17″ x 50′ Roll (S042323)

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  • 100% cotton rag fine art paper with a natural smooth matte finish
  • Acid free and pH buffered
  • Extremely high color gamut and black density (Epson); ISO brightness 90
  • 17″ x 50′ roll; Epson lists it for SureColor P5370, P6570, P7570, P8570, P9570, P20570
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Epson Hot Press Natural Fine Art Paper, 17″ x 50′ Roll (S042323)

This 17-inch by 50-foot roll of Epson Hot Press Natural Fine Art Paper loads on Epson printers that take a 17″ or wider roll, such as the SureColor P5370, P6570 and P7570. Epson Hot Press Natural is an acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with a natural smooth finish. Epson says it has an extremely high color gamut and black density.

Specifications (from Epson)

  • Size: 17″ x 50′, 1 roll
  • Finish: Smooth matte
  • Thickness: 16 mil (roll)
  • Opacity: 98%
  • ISO brightness: 90
  • Acid free
  • pH buffered
  • Base: 100% cotton rag
  • Epson part number: S042323

Source: Epson Hot Press Natural Paper product page.

Works with these Epson printers

Epson lists Hot Press Natural Paper as a supported paper in the user’s guides for these current SureColor P-Series printers, which take a 17″ roll:

Source: Epson user’s guides, “Available Epson Papers” (SureColor P5370 User’s Guide; SureColor P6570/P8570/T3770/T5770/T7770 Series User’s Guide; SureColor P7500/P9500 Series User’s Guide; SureColor P20570 User’s Guide). Printers are filtered by the widest roll or sheet each one takes.

Other Hot Press Natural sizes

Common questions

What is the difference between Hot Press and Cold Press?

Both are acid-free, 100% cotton rag papers from Epson. Hot Press has a smooth matte finish; Cold Press has a textured matte finish.

What is the difference between Bright and Natural?

Epson lists ISO brightness 96 for Hot Press Bright and 90 for Hot Press Natural. Epson describes Bright as a bright smooth finish and Natural as a natural smooth finish.

How thick is it?

Epson lists 17 mil for sheets and 16 mil for rolls, with 98% opacity.

Is it acid free?

Yes. Epson lists it as acid free and pH buffered.

What sizes does Epson make?

Epson lists 8.5″ x 11″, 13″ x 19″ and 17″ x 22″ boxes of 25 sheets, and 17″, 24″, 44″ and 60″ x 50′ rolls. The sizes we carry are linked on this page.

Need help picking a size for your printer? DTG (Digital Technology Group) runs the DTG Technology Center in Tampa, FL. Call a print specialist at 813.889.0660 or email info@dtgweb.com.

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DTG's take on the product Epson Hot Press Natural Fine Art Paper, 17" x 50' Roll (S042323)

Response:

Check out the short video below to see the color gamut, white point, and dMax of Epson Hot Press Natural Paper. Epson's Hot Press Natural is a fairly heavyweight, fine art paper with a relatively smooth, matte surface. It is acid free and ph buffered making it a great choice for museum-grade fine art prints. Generally speaking, "Hot Press" fine art papers are smooth surfaced and "Cold Press" papers are textured surfaced. There is also a "bright" version of Hot Press with the difference being that the bright version has optical brighteners (aka OBA's) where this natural version is OBA free. While I would call the surface smooth, its not as smooth as say Epson's Enhanced Matte paper and has a very mild, almost velvety surface. Because of its relatively smooth surface, this is a great fine art inkjet paper for photographs and artwork with a lot of detail. In other words, the paper's surface will not degrade or compete with your image's detail. This is a great option if you are delivering your prints unframed, and the customer is holding the print in their hands. Due to its weight and premium hand, your files on Hot Press Natural will be immediately recognized as extremely high-end prints. This matte, fine art paper works with all water based (aqueous) inkjet printers from Epson, HP, and Canon, as well as latex and resin printers. Wilhelm Imaging Research, one of the premier labs for archival testing of prints, has the print permanence rating for Epson's Ultrachrome HDX ink set (Epson SureColor P7000/P9000) on Hot Press Natural paper at the following figures below:

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