Reinforced loose leaf refill paper refers to lose sheets of paper with reinforced holes or edges, designed to be added to a binder or folder. These reinforcements prevent the paper from tearing out easily. The 55 GSM suggests that the paper is relatively lightweight. These sheets typically have reinforced holes or edges, making them durable and less prone to tearing when placed in a binder. "Feint ruled" means the paper has faint lines, often in a pale color, which serve as guidelines for writing. This helps users maintain neat and organized handwriting. A4 is a standard paper size used internationally, measuring 210 × 297 millimeters or 8.27 × 11.69 inches. The reinforced edges prevent tearing, ensuring that the sheets remain intact even with frequent handling or movement within a binder. Loose leaf refills allow for easy organization and rearrangement of notes, assignments, or documents within a binder. Users can add or remove sheets as needed, providing flexibility in organizing content. These loose-leaf refills are made from recycled or sustainably sourced materials, offering an eco-friendly alternative to single-use notebooks. Loose leaf refills are commonly used for taking notes in academic, professional, or personal settings. Students often use loose leaf paper for homework assignments, class notes, and other school-related tasks. It is useful for meetings, seminars, and workshops, allowing professionals to jot down important points or ideas. They are often used for archiving important documents, especially when placed in binders for easy reference and storage.
 
SPECIFICATIONS:
 
Paper Weight: 55gsm
Size: A4
Dimension: 210 x 297mm
Layout: Feint Ruled
Line Size: 7mm
Margin: Red
Page: 1000
Leaf: 500