drawing paper

Reginald Gray's sketchbook

Drawing paper, with a heavier weight also a character box, is a paper suitable for drawing or sketching, as a cardboard, the paper is lined up as a laminating box. Particularly high quality papers result in a carton.

It is a wood-free or pulp- and paper-containing paper with a high eraser and wiping resistance, with cardboard also scratch resistance. Depending on the application, it is available in different grammages from 60 g / m² to 250 g / m², as a carton from 250 g / m².

Drawing paper is available individually as a sheet or roll product, but there is also the finishing as a drawing book with a middle stitching, often also for tearing along a perforation perforation; as sketches often with ring binding. And there are drawing blocks in which the paper stack is glued on up to three sides so as not to slip, and the blade is released from its binding with the knife. Edit source text

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