TOPS 35500 Engineering Computation Pad Quad Rule Letter Green 100 Sheets
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Narrow-ruled memo pad with 50 sheets of 16 lb paper and sturdy chipboard backing
This pack contains one dozen glued-top memorandum pads. Each pad provides 50 sheets of 16 lb paper with narrow ruling and a stiff chipboard back. The 11 x 8-1/2 inch format suits general writing tasks in offices, homes and schools.
The narrow ruling works well for people who write small or want more lines per page. Buyers who prefer wide ruling, perforated sheets, a spiral binding or a different sheet count should consider other pad styles.
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| Brand name | Business Source |
| Product type | Memo & Scratch Pads |
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| Shipping weight | 2.42 kg |
| Package size | 279 × 257 × 91 mm |
Each pad is glued along the top edge so sheets tear cleanly; test by removing one sheet and checking the narrow ruling alignment.
The box contains one dozen 50553 memo pads, each with 50 sheets of 16 lb paper and a chipboard back; no extra items are required.
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