Office paper INTERDRUK A3 squared (graph) pad — 100 sheets

INTERDRUK A3 squared (graph) pad — 100 sheets is a pad of A3-format graph paper designed for technical sketches, diagrams, drafting and note-taking. Each pad contains 100 sheets with a regular square grid that helps maintain scale and alignment when drawing charts, plotting functions, or preparing project documentation. The larger A3 size gives extra space for detailed diagrams, group work layouts, and multidimensional sketches compared with standard A4 pads.

Advantages

The squared layout provides consistent reference lines for precise drawings and mathematical work. A3 format increases usable area for complex diagrams, making it easier to draw larger charts or combine several views on one sheet. The 100-sheet quantity balances durability and portability for classroom, office or studio use. The paper surface is suitable for pencil, ballpoint pen and most drafting instruments, supporting clear lines and readable annotations.

Suitable for

• Technical sketches and engineering diagrams
• Mathematics, plotting and graphing functions
• Architectural and design layout drafts
• Schoolwork, class exercises and student projects
• Office planning, flowcharts and project documentation

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (larger working area for detailed drawings)
• Sheet count: 100 sheets per pad
• Paper type: squared (graph) grid layout
• Grid style: regular square grid for scaling and alignment
• Suitable for: pencil, ballpoint pen and common drafting tools

How to use

Open the pad and detach sheets along the binding as needed. Use the squared grid to maintain scale when sketching diagrams, plotting data or writing notes. For precise technical drawings, combine the grid with rulers, protractors or drawing templates. Keep sheets flat on a stable surface to avoid distortion while working and store unused pads in a dry place to preserve paper quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use HB or 2B pencils for shading and preliminary sketches, and fine-tip ballpoint pens for final lines. When creating plans or multi-sheet diagrams, label sheets and use consistent grid units to simplify assembly and measurement across pages.