Drylab Paper Roll 328ft | 250 GSM | Glossy & Luster | Epson D3000, Fuji DL Series, Noritsu Compatible
$168.28–$275.10
- 328ft PROFESSIONAL DRYLAB PAPER: Premium 250 gsm resin-coated photo paper engineered for wide-width production drylab printers. Longer rolls = fewer media changes during high-volume runs.
- WIDE-WIDTH PRODUCTION COMPATIBILITY: Fits Epson SureLab D3000, Fujifilm Frontier DL410/430/450, DL600/650 (8in, 10in, 12in only), and Noritsu QSS Green / D-series drylab printers.
- BRIGHT WHITE BASE WITH WIDE COLOR GAMUT: CIE Whiteness 136 ± 6, microporous coating absorbs ink instantly. Vivid color reproduction, deep blacks, accurate skin tones.
- INSTANT-DRY MICROPOROUS COATING: Prints exit the printer 100% dry — no smudging, no drying rack, no waiting.
- WATER, FADE, & SCRATCH RESISTANT: UV-protected supercoat with Image Protection Layer keeps prints looking great for years.
- 5 WIDTHS, 2 FINISHES, BULK PACKS: Choose 4in, 6in, 8in, 10in, or 12in widths in Glossy or Luster, in 2-roll or 4-roll cases.
- BACKED BY BUFFALO IMAGING: Trusted name in professional photo lab supplies since 1989. Same-day shipping, free shipping over $149.
Wide-Width Drylab Paper Roll 328ft — 250 GSM RC Photo Paper for Production Drylab Printers
Buffalo Imaging’s 328ft Drylab Paper is a premium 250 gsm resin-coated (RC) photo paper engineered for wide-width production drylab and minilab printers. With 328-foot roll lengths and widths up to 12 inches, this is the production-grade consumable for commercial photo labs, retail kiosk operations, school portrait operations, and wholesale labs that need long runs without media swaps and the ability to produce larger print sizes (up to 12 inches wide).
Available in 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch widths, in Glossy and Luster finishes, with 2-roll and 4-roll bulk pack options for high-volume operations.
Compatible Wide-Width Production Drylab Printers
This 328ft paper is engineered for the production-tier and wide-width drylab printer ecosystem — separate from desktop drylab paper which uses shorter 213ft rolls.
Epson SureLab Production Series
- Epson SureLab SL-D3000 — single-roll and dual-roll configurations supporting 4in, 5in, 6in, 8in, 10in, and 12in widths
Fujifilm Frontier DL & Minilab Series
- Fujifilm Frontier DL410, DL430, DL450 — full width range
- Fujifilm Frontier DL600 — 8in, 10in, and 12in widths only (the DL600/DL650 use 590ft long-rolls for 4in/5in/6in, not 328ft)
- Fujifilm Frontier DL650 — 8in, 10in, and 12in widths only (same compatibility note as DL600)
Noritsu Drylab Series
- Noritsu QSS Green
- Noritsu QSS Green II
- Noritsu D703 / D705
- Noritsu D502
- Noritsu 1005HR
Need 213ft Paper for Smaller Drylabs?
If you operate an Epson SureLab D570, D700, D870, D1000, or D1070 — or a Fujifilm Frontier-S DX100, DX100W, or DX400W — those printers use the shorter 213ft (65m) drylab paper instead. See our 213ft Drylab Paper here.
Why the 328ft Length Matters for Production Drylabs
- Fewer media swaps — 100m vs 65m rolls means roughly 50% more prints per roll change. Critical when running thousands of prints per day.
- Lower per-print cost — bulk-length rolls deliver better cost-per-print vs shorter-length media
- Less downtime — production labs running tight turnaround windows can’t afford to stop for paper changes mid-run
- Wider format options — 10in and 12in widths enable 8×10, 8×12, 10×10, 11×14, and 12×18 print sizes
Technical Specifications
| Paper Weight | 250 gsm ± 10 |
| Paper Thickness | 10.4 mil (industry standard for production drylab) |
| Base Material | Resin-coated (RC) polyethylene |
| Coating | Microporous receiving layer with UV-protected supercoat and Image Protection Layer (IPL) |
| Available Finishes | Glossy, Luster |
| Roll Widths | 4in, 6in, 8in, 10in, 12in |
| Roll Length | 328ft (100 meters) |
| CIE Whiteness | 136 ± 6 (D65/10º) |
| Drying Time | Instant (microporous) |
| Resistance | Water, fingerprint, ozone, UV, scratch |
| Recommended Storage | 23°C, 50% relative humidity, original packaging, away from direct sunlight |
Print Size Capabilities by Width
| Roll Width | Common Print Sizes | Approx. Prints Per Roll |
|---|---|---|
| 4in × 328ft | 4×6, 4×4, 4×12 panoramic | ~655 (4×6 prints) |
| 6in × 328ft | 6×4, 6×8, 6×9 panoramic | ~656 (6×4 prints) / ~492 (6×8 prints) |
| 8in × 328ft | 8×10, 8×12, 8×8 | ~492 (8×10 prints) |
| 10in × 328ft | 10×10, 10×12, 10×15 panoramic | ~393 (10×10 prints) |
| 12in × 328ft | 12×12, 12×18, 11×14, 12×24 pano | ~328 (12×12 prints) |
Why Photo Labs Choose Buffalo Imaging Drylab Paper
- Quality-equivalent to OEM — built to the same professional standards as Pakor, Fujifilm, Kodak, and Epson OEM production drylab papers
- Bulk pack options — 4-roll cases for high-volume operations save more per roll
- Same-day shipping — orders placed before 1pm PT ship the same day on in-stock items
- Free shipping over $149 — get your case-pack delivered without freight surprises
- Photographer-tested — trusted by commercial photo labs, retail print operations, and wholesale labs nationwide
- Honest compatibility — we list every printer this paper works with (and the ones it doesn’t) so you don’t get stuck with returns
Glossy vs. Luster — Which Should You Stock?
Glossy drylab paper delivers maximum color saturation, deepest blacks, and the punchy, vibrant look most retail and consumer photo customers expect — perfect for kiosk prints, school photos, sports tournament prints, and standard event output.
Luster (also called Pearl or Satin) has a fine pebble texture that diffuses reflections, hides fingerprints, and gives prints a slightly more “professional gallery” look that wedding photographers and portrait studios prefer. Color saturation is nearly identical to Glossy with significantly better resistance to fingerprint marks.
Ideal For
- Commercial photo labs and wholesale print operations
- Retail photo kiosks and big-box photo counters
- School portrait companies running daily production
- Online print services (Snapfish-style operations)
- Professional event photography labs needing 8×10 and larger prints
- Wedding album production labs
- Cruise ship and theme park photo retail
- Wholesale and trade printing operations
What’s the difference between 328ft and 213ft drylab paper?
The 328ft (100m) drylab paper is engineered for wide-width production drylab printers like the Epson SureLab D3000, Fujifilm Frontier DL410/430/450, and Noritsu QSS Green/D-series — printers that handle widths up to 12 inches and need longer rolls for high-volume production runs. The 213ft (65m) paper is for desktop drylab printers like Epson SureLab D570/D700/D870/D1070 and Fujifilm Frontier-S DX100 family, which max out at 8-inch print width. Each printer ecosystem uses its own roll length — they’re not interchangeable.
Which printers is this 328ft drylab paper compatible with?
This 250 gsm wide-width drylab paper is compatible with: Epson SureLab SL-D3000 (4in to 12in widths); Fujifilm Frontier DL410, DL430, DL450 (full width range); Fujifilm Frontier DL600 and DL650 (8in, 10in, 12in widths only — DL600/650 use 590ft long-rolls for narrower 4-6in widths); and Noritsu QSS Green, QSS Green II, D703, D705, D502, and 1005HR drylab printers.
Will this paper work in my Fujifilm DL600 or DL650?
Yes — but only the 8in, 10in, and 12in widths. The DL600/DL650 use longer 590ft (180m) rolls for narrower 4in, 5in, and 6in widths, so the 4in and 6in variants of this 328ft paper will NOT fit those printers. If you need 4-6in paper for your DL600/650, please contact us — we can help source the correct 590ft long-roll product.
Will this paper work in my Epson SureLab D570, D700, D870, or D1070?
No. Those Epson SureLab desktop drylab models use shorter 213ft (65m) rolls and max out at 8-inch print width — they can’t load 100m / 328ft rolls. If you need drylab paper for one of those printers, please see our 213ft Drylab Paper listing instead.
What’s the difference between Glossy and Luster drylab paper?
Glossy drylab paper has a smooth, highly reflective surface that produces maximum color saturation and the deepest blacks — ideal for retail photo prints, kiosk printing, school portraits, sports tournaments, and consumer-facing prints where vibrancy is most important. Luster (also called Pearl or Satin) has a fine pebble texture that diffuses reflections, hides fingerprints, and gives a more refined “professional gallery” look — preferred by wedding and portrait photographers. Color reproduction is nearly identical between the two; the difference is surface finish and reflectivity.
How is this different from Pakor or Fujifilm OEM drylab paper?
Buffalo Imaging Drylab Paper delivers equivalent professional 250 gsm RC quality to Pakor and Fujifilm-branded OEM drylab papers at consistently lower prices. Same 100m roll length, same 10.4 mil paper thickness, same instant-dry microporous coating, same UV-protected supercoat, same printer compatibility. Bulk pack pricing on 4-roll cases offers additional savings for high-volume production labs.
How many prints can I get per roll?
Roughly: 4in x 328ft yields ~655 4×6 prints per roll; 6in x 328ft yields ~656 6×4 prints or ~492 6×8 prints; 8in x 328ft yields ~492 8×10 prints; 10in x 328ft yields ~393 10×10 prints; 12in x 328ft yields ~328 12×12 prints. Actual yield varies based on borders, gaps, and waste from cutter passes.
Is this paper waterproof and instant-dry?
Yes on both counts. The microporous coating with UV-protected supercoat is highly water-resistant — prints survive accidental spills, humidity, and handling. Combined with the scratch-resistant Image Protection Layer, prints stay looking great through normal use for years. The microporous receiving coating absorbs ink instantly, so prints exit the printer 100% dry and ready to handle, sleeve, package, or ship immediately.
What’s the paper thickness?
10.4 mil — the industry standard for production-grade drylab paper. This is slightly thicker than the 8 mil paper used in some smaller drylab systems. The thicker base provides better dimensional stability for wide-width printing and a more substantial photo feel that customers expect from professional commercial prints.
Can I store unused drylab paper for a long time?
Yes, when stored properly. Keep unopened drylab paper rolls in their original sealed packaging, in a cool, dry environment (around 23°C / 73°F, 40-60% relative humidity), away from direct sunlight and moisture. Stored this way, drylab paper has a shelf life of approximately 2 years from manufacture. Once a roll is opened and loaded in a printer, try to use it within 6 months for best color consistency. Keep partially-used rolls in a sealed bag when not in active production.
| Finish | Luster, Glossy |
|---|---|
| Size | 10in x 328ft (2 Rolls), 12in x 328ft (2 Rolls), 4in x 328ft (4 Rolls), 6in x 328ft (4 Rolls), 8in x 328ft (2 Rolls) |
| Weight | N/A |
| Dimensions | N/A |
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