URSUS Graph Paper Block A3 80 g/m² 25 Sheets White

URSUS Graph Paper Block – Precision Graph Paper for Technical Drawings, Architecture and Mathematics

The URSUS graph paper block offers high-quality millimeter paper in A3 format. With 25 sheets and a paper weight of 80 g/m², it is ideal for precise sketches, technical drawings, and diagrams. The white paper provides optimal contrast and clear lines, and is strong enough for erasures and corrections.

• A3 format with generous working area for detailed drawings – offers twice the surface area compared to A4 for extensive projects without frequent sheet changes
• 80 g/m² paper for clean lines with ruler and pencil; the paper is strong enough to be used with ink or pen without bleeding
• 25 sheets enough for multiple projects or daily use – ideal for regular use in studies and work
• White paper provides optimal contrast for clear representations and makes reading the millimeter divisions easier
• Fine millimeter grid with highlighted 5 mm and 10 mm lines for quick orientation and exact scales

What sets the URSUS graph paper block apart

The graph paper is printed with a fine grid that enables precise measurements and scaling. The thin lines are spaced one millimeter apart, with thicker lines every 5 and 10 millimeters for easier orientation. The A3 format is especially suitable for large formats and detailed technical plans. The block is convenient for transport and storage of drawings.

Ideal for...

Technical draftsmen, architects, engineers, students, and hobbyists who value accurate sketches. The block is suitable both for classroom use and professional applications in engineering offices, as well as for geometry exercises and diagrams in mathematics.

How to use the URSUS graph paper block

Place the block on a flat surface and draw precise lines with a ruler and a fine pencil or ink pen along the millimeter markings. The sheets can be detached cleanly without damaging the binding. Thanks to the 80 g/m² paper weight, they are writable on both sides without ink bleed-through. Store finished drawings flat to avoid creases.