Canon is expanding its low-carbon paper range with two large-format technical products for the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector: Red Label Zero FSC and Recycled White Zero FSC.
The Red Label Zero FSC paper is a light weight paper, 75 g/m 2 available in 30 variants, e.g. in ISO (DIN) and ANSI sheet format and in reels with widths of 210 to 1067 mm and lengths of 175 and 200 m.
With a slightly higher grammage, 80 g/m 2 recycled White Zero FSC, made of recycled paper, is available in widths from 297 to 914 mm in 150 m rolls.
FSC-certified, these two AEC papers are compatible with the Canon ColorWave, PlotWave and imagePrograf lines, as well as other printer brands.
Papers with ClimatePartner
Like Canon's other low-carbon papers - Black Label Zero, Top Colour Zero and Recycled White Zero office papers, these two large-format products are part of the ClimatePartner programs.
ClimatePartner invests in a variety of projects, including hydro and wind power, to reduce CO2 emissions in many parts of the world, offsetting the carbon emissions associated with the production of these products all the way to the end customers.
"By partnering with ClimatePartner again, we have been able to expand our low-carbon paper range, while supporting climate protection projects. This allows us to offset emissions and provide our large-format customers with an option in line with their sustainability goals." explains Maurice Pardoel, Product Line and Operations Manager, Imaging Supplies, Canon Europe.
