Notebook LEITZ 44840089 B5 softcover, 80 sheets, 100 g/m² squared, black, matt

LEITZ 44840089 B5 softcover notebook offers a balanced combination of sturdy paper and a flexible cover for everyday writing and drawing tasks. The notebook contains 80 sheets of 100 g/m² paper in a B5 format, with squared ruling that supports precise sketches, diagrams, technical notes and structured writing. The matt black softcover gives a professional, low-reflective finish while keeping the notebook lightweight and easy to carry between meetings, classes or when travelling.

Advantages

High-weight 100 g/m² paper reduces ink bleed-through and supports a wide range of pens and pencils, including fine liners and fountain pens. The squared layout provides clear guidance for technical drawings and organised note-taking without being intrusive. The softcover is matt-finished to minimise glare and offers flexible protection that fits into bags and briefcases with minimal bulk. The B5 size balances portability with usable writing area for diagrams and extended notes.

Suitable for

• Sketching and drafting diagrams
• Structured note-taking and task lists
• Technical drawings and calculations
• Classroom and office use
• Travel journaling and on-the-go notes

Key specifications

• Format: B5
• Number of sheets: 80
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Ruling: squared
• Cover type: softcover with matt finish
• Colour: black

How to use

Use the notebook for planning, sketching or recording technical information. The squared pages help align drawings and formulas; write with pens or pencils suitable for 100 g/m² paper to minimise bleed and feathering. Fold the softcover back for single-handed use when sketching or writing while standing, and store the notebook flat or upright in a bag to keep pages and cover in good condition.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair with medium-ink pens, fine liners or mechanical pencils to take advantage of the heavier 100 g/m² paper; avoid heavy application of wet media without testing to prevent prolonged drying times.