TOPS Engineering Computation Pad, 8-1/2" x 11", Glue Top, 5 x 5 Graph Rule on Back, Green Tint Paper, 3-Hole Punched, 100 Sheets (35500)

The paper is super thin, and tears really easily. The adhesive that holds the pad of paper together is extremely weak. I think I had this for a day before the cardboard backing fell off when I picked the pad of paper up off my desk. Now sheets of paper just fall of the back of you move the pad just a little bit. I don't want to throw out the loose sheet because they are expensive, but I also don't need random blank sheets of engineering paper floating around my work area. I will not be buying this againSomething else to keep in mind is that the grid is on the back, it doesn't bother me, but if you are hoping that the grid is on the front, you should look for a different pad.

Buen papel para calculos o anotaciones rapidas. Solo contiene la cuadricula impresa en el reverso y el papel es muy ligero lo que hace que la cuadricula se note por el frente. Se desprende facilmente del bloc para almacenamiento.No apto para tintas muy concentradas ya que la tinta puede traspasar el papel con facilidad.

I first ran across this paper when I was an undergrad in electrical engineering and computer science. It's still my favorite, as the grid that shows through (but doesn't scan or copy) helps keep my drawings, equations, and text looking tidy...and it's a nice dense paper that takes mechanical pencil, technical pen, and even fountain pen without bleeding or tearing.Too expensive normally, as an 'add on' it's a very good deal. If Amazon continues to stock, I'll be happy, as it has been hard to find a reliable source for this over the years.

Would NEVER buy again. First few shirts ripped as you tried to tear them off. Paper is also super thin. Was expecting graph to be on the front but it’s on the back of the page (that could be on me not sure if the product description stated that). Never the less would not recommend or purchase this product.

used to be an add-on item for $3.76. That was a deal, given that engineering paper usually costs $8 per pad at the university bookstore, or a survey supply store.paper is quite thin. not worth more than $5 to me.