Writing notebook Bantex 100302813 — A5, 96 sheets, lined, 70 g/m², hardcover, black/red

Bantex writing notebook 100302813 is an A5 hardcover notebook with 96 lined sheets made from 70 g/m² paper. The casebound construction with glued and stitched spine provides long-lasting binding. The black and red monochrome cover gives a professional appearance while protecting the pages during daily use. This compact A5 format fits easily into bags and folders for use at school, in meetings or on the go.

Advantages

The hardcover and casebound assembly with stitched and glued binding ensure durable use and flat writing surface. High-quality 70 g/m² paper prevents most ink bleed-through and provides a smooth writing experience with pens and pencils. The 96 lined pages feature precise printed rulings for neat, consistent notes. The compact A5 size balances portability with sufficient writing area.

Suitable for

• Note-taking in meetings, lectures and seminars
• Journaling and personal planning
• Recording meeting minutes and action points
• Study notes and revision summaries
• Everyday office use and on-the-go note capture

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (portable size for bags and folders)
• Number of sheets: 96
• Paper weight: 70 g/m²
• Page ruling: lined with printed rulings for consistent handwriting
• Cover: hardcover for enhanced protection
• Binding: casebound with glued and stitched spine for durability
• Color: black cover with red accent

How to use

Use the notebook for sequential notes, dated entries or indexed sections by writing on the lined pages. The hardcover provides a stable surface for writing without a desk; open the notebook fully to make use of the full page area. For organized records, add dates and short headings at the top of each page and use page numbers or a simple index at the front or back.

Usage recommendations

For best results, write with ballpoint pens, gel pens or pencils to minimize show-through on 70 g/m² paper. Store the notebook flat or upright on a shelf to preserve the binding. If using ink-heavy pens, allow a moment to dry before closing the notebook to avoid smearing.