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If there’s one profession that requires a lot of paper materials, it’s architects. Even in modern times, when seemingly everything is done on computers or tablets, paper sketches and drawings are still necessary for architects. For this important part of their job, architects commonly use architectural draft paper rolls when creating their drawings, sketches, and […]

Posters have been a staple of modern society since the 19th century, and have served to educate, entertain, and propagandize generations of people. Today, people can easily print their own posters through a print shop or with their own printer, and the possibilities for what can be designed are practically limitless. But what size of […]

Americans use 67.4 million tons of paper every year. That’s roughly 680 pounds of paper per person. Whether it’s paper for receipts, copy paper, or blueprint paper rolls, pulp and paper products carry modern life.   But, not all paper is created equal. Architects, designers, engineers, and marketing agencies need high-quality materials to lay out their […]

Everything You Need to Know About Engineering Roll Paper Engineering roll bond paper (or engineering bond paper) is a type of plotter paper used in large or wide-format printers by architects, engineers, designers, and CAD operators. This type of paper is necessary for drawings, designs, and graphics that need to be printed in large formats […]

Quality Products From Wide Format Paper Suppliers Paper goods are more than a reem for the printer on your desk, and large format paper roll suppliers know the difference. Jobs that require larger than normal rolls of quality paper need to have a supplier who understands the industries that depend on wide-format paper rolls and […]

Have you been looking for new project inspiration? Why not try a five-hundred-year-old paper trend that’s been used for everything from government bonds to electronic printers? In today’s article, we’re looking at commonly asked questions about the 36-inch bond paper roll. First, we’ll explain the different sizes, why they matter, and why 36-inch bond paper […]