Binding cardboard ARGO CHROMO 408045 A4 glossy red 250 g/m² 25 sheets

Glossy ARGO CHROMO binding cardboard in A4 format (red, 250 g/m²) is a stiff, smooth-surfaced sheet material intended for covers, folders and craft projects. The pack contains 25 sheets of 250 g/m² cardboard with a glossy finish that improves visual contrast and provides a degree of surface protection. The material is suitable for cutting, scoring and folding, and it works with common binding workflows where a rigid, visually consistent cover is required.

Advantages

The glossy surface gives a bright, reflective look that enhances printed colors and photographic images. At 250 g/m² the cardboard offers firm stiffness for covers and protective panels while remaining compatible with manual handling and standard office cutting tools. The sheets are compatible with a variety of binding methods and can be scored and folded cleanly to produce neat edges.

Suitable for

• Book covers and report covers
• Presentation folders and menus
• School and hobby craft projects
• Document protection and stiff dividers
• Short-run print jobs and sample displays

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Surface: glossy/chromo finish
• Grammage: 250 g/m²
• Color: red
• Sheets per pack: 25
• Workability: suitable for cutting, scoring and folding

How to use

Cut or trim sheets to the required dimensions using a guillotine or rotary cutter for clean edges. If folding is required, score the cardboard along the fold line before bending to avoid cracking of the glossy surface. For binding, align the cardboard with the document and use ring binding, thermal glue, or mechanical binding equipment as appropriate for the chosen final format. When printing directly onto the glossy side, ensure your printer or service supports coated stocks and adjust feed settings for heavier paper weights.

Usage recommendations

Store packs flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and humidity to maintain stiffness and surface quality. Test cutting, scoring and binding settings on a sample sheet before processing the full run to ensure clean results and avoid waste.