Wektor technical block A4 white premium 250 g/m², 10 sheets is a pad of high-opacity, heavy-weight paper designed for technical drawing, sketching and tracing. The A4-format sheets have a smooth surface suitable for precise pencil lines, ink work and marker strokes, while the 250 g/m² weight provides rigidity for prototype layouts and overlay work. The block contains 10 white sheets, offering a compact supply for studio, classroom or on-site use.
Advantages
The premium 250 g/m² paper offers strong opacity and minimal show-through, improving legibility when working with layers or markers. Its smooth finish supports accurate line work with pencils and technical pens and allows clean ink application without excessive bleeding. The compact 10-sheet block is convenient to carry and store, and each sheet’s stiffness reduces the need for additional backing when sketching or drafting.
Suitable for
- Technical drawing and architectural sketches
- Product and industrial design prototyping
- Tracing, overlays and template work
- Pencil, ink and marker illustration with light mixed-media
- Student assignments and classroom exercises
Key specifications
- Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
- Paper weight: 250 g/m²
- Color: white
- Sheet count: 10 sheets per block
- Surface: smooth, suitable for pencil, ink and markers
How to use
Place the block on a flat, stable surface or use a drawing board for optimal support. For tracing or overlay work, align the sheet over the reference and secure corners with low-tack tape if needed. Use suitable drawing tools—graphite pencils for preliminary lines, technical pens for fine ink, and alcohol- or water-based markers as appropriate—testing marker compatibility on a corner if using heavy ink to confirm minimal bleed-through. To preserve finished work, allow ink to dry fully before stacking or storing.
Usage recommendations
Store the block flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and humidity to maintain paper rigidity and color. When using wet or heavy media, consider adding a protective backing sheet or working on individual sheets to prevent buckling. For archival or presentation purposes, mount or laminate finished pieces as required.
