Cardboard sheet pack Elba A4 320 g/m² Blue — 200 sheets

Elba A4 blue cardboard pack contains 200 sheets of 320 g/m² weight cardboard in standard A4 format. The sheets offer consistent thickness and a uniform blue color, suitable for manual crafting, light machine processing and printed materials requiring a rigid substrate. The range is designed for general office and school applications such as covers, folders, mounting, paper models and other tasks where durable, stiff paper is preferred.

Advantages

The 320 g/m² grammage provides a firm, stable surface that resists bending while remaining easy to cut, fold and glue. The pack of 200 sheets ensures long-lasting supply for repeated projects or routine office use. The A4 size matches common printers and cutters for straightforward handling, and the uniform color helps achieve consistent visual results across multiple sheets.

Suitable for

• Craft projects and paper modelling
• Covers and document folders
• Mounting prints, photos and presentations
• School assignments and classroom activities
• Light machine processing such as guillotining or digital cutting

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 320 g/m² (cardboard thickness appropriate for stiff applications)
• Quantity: 200 sheets per pack
• Color: blue (uniform dye across sheets)
• Suitable processing: manual cutting, folding, gluing; compatible with light machine operations

How to use

Select individual sheets from the pack and handle on a clean, flat surface to avoid scuffs. For cutting, use a sharp craft knife, guillotine or digital cutter and secure the sheet to prevent slipping. When folding, score the fold line lightly first to obtain a clean edge. Use PVA or double-sided tape for bonding; allow appropriate drying time for adhesives to reach full strength. When printing, test-feed a single sheet to confirm compatibility with your device and adjust feed settings for heavier stock.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain flatness and color consistency. For precise folds and clean cuts, pre-score and use a ruler or bone folder. When running through printers or cutters, check manufacturer limits for paper weight to avoid jams or feed issues.