TOPS 35500 Engineering Computation Pad Quad Rule Letter Green 100 Sheets
- Professional Notebo…
- Green
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Ruled 4x6 inch adhesive notes with 100 sheets per pad, sold in a 12-pack for lists and messages
Each pack contains twelve pads with one hundred sheets per pad. The ruled layout keeps handwriting aligned for quick lists, notes or messages. Solvent-free adhesive allows the sheets to stick firmly and be repositioned without residue.
Adhesive notes generate no heat, produce no sound and require no electricity during everyday handling. They remain passive on any surface without affecting ambient temperature or power consumption. No thermal management or noise consideration is needed.
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| Shipping weight | 1.46 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 60 mm |
Peel a sheet from the pad and press it onto a clean, dry surface; the solvent-free adhesive holds firmly and allows repositioning.
Replace a pad once its 100 sheets are used; the pack provides 12 pads for extended supply.
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