TOPS 35500 Engineering Computation Pad Quad Rule Letter Green 100 Sheets
- Professional Notebo…
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Pack of twelve perforated junior legal pads, each containing fifty canary sheets
This 12-pack supplies 20004 model writing pads in a bright canary shade. Each pad contains 50 perforated sheets ready for daily notes, drafts or lists. The junior legal format fits comfortably on a desk or in a briefcase. Ideal for professionals, students or anyone who prefers paper for quick capture.
Perforation lets you tear out a page without ragged edges, keeping filing neat. The glue-top binding holds sheets securely until you decide to remove one. Canary paper reduces glare under office lighting compared with white stock. Buyers who need a larger sheet size or a higher sheet count per pad will need a different product.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ampad |
| Product type | Legal Pads |
| Product color | Canary |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.23 kg |
| Package size | 206 × 130 × 64 mm |
| In the box | |
| Pack quantity | 12 / Pack |
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