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    Pacific Arc 4x4 Cross Section Layout Bond

    Model Number: 1424 / 1422 / 1420 / 1410

    ** This paper is identical to the Alvin Cross-Section Bond Paper **

    Typically used for drawing diagrams and plotting mathematical functions, this 20 lb. basis acid-free versatile layout bond printed comes with a non-reproducible blue grid on one side with inch squares accentuated. Pacific Arc's Cross Section paper will improve your drafting and technical drawing endeavors. Used by draftsmen architects and engineers for drawing diagrams plotting mathematical functions experimental data etc.

    • 5" x 7", 8.5" x 11", 11" x 17" or 17" x 22" sheet size
    • 20lb. Acid-free versatile layout bond
    • Smooth opaque surface suitable for pencil or ink.
    • Non-reproducible grid on one side
    • 4x4 squares per inch, squares accentuated every inch
    • Laser copier and inkjet compatible
    • Available as a 10-sheet pad, 50-sheet pad or 100-sheet pack

    Product Dimensions:
    • Outside Dimensions: 5" x 7" to 17" x 22"
    • Product Weight: 0.4 lbs.
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    Pacific Arc 4x4 Cross Section Layout Bond

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    Misaligned cut

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    I used to buy the Alvin brand, but can't find it anymore. When you click on Alvin, it brings you to this Pacific Arc brand. Did they replace Alvin?
    The Alvin paper was cut correctly, right on the lines on the left and right. This paper is cut wrong, it's misaligned in accordance with the grids.
    Not a big deal if you aren't drawing all the way to the edge of the paper, but if you do (like me) it's irritating.
    (Pictures I am attaching show one side of the paper which has been cut off about 1/8 inch short of the line, and the other picture shows the other side of the paper which extends beyond by 1/8 inch. )
    Besides that, the paper is just fine. I do lots of erasing, and this paper never tears or shows wear.
    The downside for me is the price. Why is this paper so expensive?
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