spiral tablet

Common extras include glassine interleaving (for art pads), lay-flat spiral designs, double-sided storage pockets, perforated edges for easy tear-off, and rigid front or back covers.

Spiral notebooks and tablets are commonly used for note-taking, journaling, planning, sketching, graphing and technical work (charts/diagrams), making them suitable for students, professionals, artists and planners.

Many spiral notebooks include perforated pages or perforated edges for clean, easy tear-off. Some listings also note 3-hole punched pages for filing.

Listings show plain/blank pages, ruled/lined pages (including college and wide rulings), quad/graph paper, and some special or non-ruled sheets; a few entries also note perforated sheets.

Binding styles shown include spiral, wire, twin-wire and ring bindings.

Paper weights in the listings span lightweight to heavy stock. Examples shown include 55 Grams per sq. Meter, 70 gsm, 100 Grams per sq. Meter, and a heavier art sheet listed as 140 lb. (300 gsm).

Package sizes range from single notebooks to multipacks. Observed package quantities include 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 units.