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College-ruled refill pad with 80 sheets of six-hole punched white paper for Mead memo books
This Mead 46534 refill pad supplies 80 sheets of white, college-ruled paper that is six-hole punched for six-ring memo books. The pages give 160 writing surfaces for everyday notes and lists. It is sold as a new refill to extend the life of a compatible Mead binder.
Suits anyone who already owns a Mead six-ring memo book and wants lined pages for handwriting. Buyers who need a different ruling, a different hole pattern, or a self-contained notebook should look at other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Mead |
| Model name | 46534 |
| Product type | Memo & Scratch Pads |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.08 kg |
| Package size | 173 × 97 × 8 mm |
Yes — the refill is six-hole punched to match the 6-ring binding used on Mead memo books.
Count the leaves; each sheet provides two pages, so 80 sheets equals 160 pages in total.
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