Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Two packs of A4 lined loose-leaf paper with 90 sheets each, punched for standard 4-hole binders
This two-pack provides 180 pages of A4 loose-leaf paper with a linen finish and standard lined ruling. The sheets are pre-punched with four holes spaced at 22mm, 79mm, 79mm, and 79mm from the edges, matching common organiser and diary formats. It suits students, office workers, and planners who need a ready supply of refill pages for ring binders.
The fixed 5 mm hole diameter and specific gap pattern mean these sheets will not align with two-ring, three-ring, or non-standard four-ring systems. Buyers using binders that require a different pitch or hole size will need a separate refill format.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Zelten |
| Product color | LINEN |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Lined |
Each pack contains 90 sheets, so the two packs together give 180 lined pages for your binder.
Yes, that spacing matches the common A4 four-hole pattern used by most personal planners and ring binders.
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