Binding cardboard sheets ARGO CHROMO 408035 A4 glossy blue 250 g/m² 25 pcs

Glossy A4 binding cardboard ARGO CHROMO 408035 in blue offers a smooth, reflective surface and a medium-heavy stiffness ideal for covers, folders and craft projects. With a caliper of 250 g/m² and a pack of 25 sheets, this binding cardboard is designed for applications that require a balance between rigidity and flexibility. The glossy finish provides a clean visual appearance and good printability for laser and inkjet output when appropriate settings are used; it is also suitable for cutting, folding and laminating in office, school and small print-shop environments.

Advantages

The glossy coating produces a uniform sheen and enhances color contrast on printed graphics while the 250 g/m² weight ensures reliable structural support for covers and presentation materials. Sheets are pre-cut to A4 dimensions for immediate use, enabling consistent results in manual or machine binding processes. The material is compatible with common finishing processes such as lamination, die-cutting and trimming, providing versatile handling for both professional and hobby projects.

Suitable for

• Book and report covers
• Presentation folders and brochures
• School and craft projects requiring stiff card
• Manual or office binding and lamination

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Finish: glossy coated surface
• Weight: 250 g/m²
• Color: blue
• Quantity: 25 sheets per pack

How to use

Use the A4 glossy sheets directly from the pack for cutting, folding and mounting. For printing, test a single sheet to confirm printer compatibility and adjust paper-feed and print settings for heavier stock. When folding, score the sheet lightly before bending to reduce cracking on the glossy surface. For binding, align sheets precisely and use appropriate adhesive, staples or mechanical fasteners; when laminating, ensure the coating and temperature settings are suitable for the chosen laminator to avoid bubbling.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment to prevent warping. When combining with printed materials, allow inks to dry fully before finishing. For best results with cutting and folding, use sharp blades and a straightedge; handle glossy surfaces by the edges to minimize fingerprints.