Strathmore : Série 400 : Bloc Papier pour Gravure : Fort Grammage : 280g : 21x25cm

Name: Strathmore : Série 400 : Bloc Papier pour Gravure : Fort Grammage : 280g : 21x25cm
Brand: Strathmore
SKU: PSPH48
Price: 11.71 EUR

PSPH48

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Strathmore : Série 400 : Bloc Papier pour Gravure : Fort Grammage : 280g : 21x25cm

Weight: 280 g/m²

Surface: Medium-texture, soft

Media Applications: Printmaking

This natural white printmaking paper is ideally suited for printmaking processes that require a heavier paper such as lithography, intaglio and screen print. Also suitable for relief printing. Medium-textured surface is soft, durable and can absorb large amounts of ink. Paper contains high alpha cellulose wood fibre. Acid-free.

This pad contains 20 sheets.

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SKU	PSPH48
Country of Manufacture	États-Unis
Size : Imperial : Inch	8 x 10 in
Size : Metric : CM	20 x 25 cm
Surface : Type	Papier - Pad
Surface : Surface	Lisse
Paper : Surface	Doux/ Pressés à Chaud
Surface : Colour	Blanc
Binding : Cover	Bloc
Surface : GSM Range	200 - 299 g/m²
Surface : gsm	280 g/m²
Surface : Aspect	Rectangulaire
Binding : Aspect	Court
Paper : Format	Gommé
Quantity : Sheets	20 Feuilles
To Use With	Gravure
Quality	Exceptionnel
Animal Derived Ingredient	N/A
Shipping Weight (kg)	0.3740

Commentaire par Feefo

Rating

Creates well defined, clean/crisp linocut prints. (Posté le 19/08/2018)

SKU	PSPH48
Country of Manufacture	États-Unis
Size : Imperial : Inch	8 x 10 in
Size : Metric : CM	20 x 25 cm
Surface : Type	Papier - Pad
Surface : Surface	Lisse
Paper : Surface	Doux/ Pressés à Chaud
Surface : Colour	Blanc
Binding : Cover	Bloc
Surface : GSM Range	200 - 299 g/m²
Surface : gsm	280 g/m²
Surface : Aspect	Rectangulaire
Binding : Aspect	Court
Paper : Format	Gommé
Quantity : Sheets	20 Feuilles
To Use With	Gravure
Quality	Exceptionnel
Animal Derived Ingredient	N/A
Shipping Weight (kg)	0.3740

Commentaires

Commentaire par Feefo

Rating

Creates well defined, clean/crisp linocut prints. (Posté le 19/08/2018)