Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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White quadrille graph paper with four squares per inch, side-bound in a pack of twelve pads
Mead 19010 is a side-bound quadrille graph paper with a 4 squares per inch ruling on white sheets. The pack contains twelve pads sold individually. It suits students, engineers and anyone who needs a structured grid for technical sketches, calculations or handwritten charts.
Each pad is side-bound so pages turn cleanly and stay aligned on a flat surface. The white background gives high contrast for pencil or ink lines. The twelve-pad quantity keeps a shared supply cabinet stocked without frequent reordering.
The 4 sq/in grid holds its spacing across repeated writing and erasing cycles. Side binding prevents individual sheets from shifting during extended sessions.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Mead |
| Model name | 19010 |
| Product type | Graph Paper |
| Product color | White |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.58 kg |
| Package size | 279 × 216 × 41 mm |
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