Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
- White
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Pacon
Lightweight duo-finish kraft paper in purple, 35 lbs, 36 in x 1000 ft roll for classroom projects
Pacon 63330 Rainbow Duo-Finish kraft paper is a lightweight sheet designed for classroom projects. The duo-finish surface accepts crayon, marker and tempera on both sides. Supplied as a 36 in by 1000 ft roll, it suits murals, banners and group activities.
The 35 lbs basis weight handles everyday drawing, collage and display work without tearing. Long rolls give ample length for corridor murals or seasonal decorations. It is not suited for heavy wet media, structural modelling or archival storage that demands acid-free stock.
| Type | Common Paper |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pacon |
| Model | 63330 |
| Features | Lightweight paper is perfect f |
| Shipping weight | 15.88 kg |
| Package size | 940 × 191 × 191 mm |
The 35 lb basis weight is light enough for most standard roller laminators to pull without jamming.
Run your fingers across both faces; one side feels smooth and the other has a subtle tooth that holds crayon or paint differently.
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