What is the difference between regular MD paper and MD paper cotton?
While browsing notebook and pad products, I noticed that regular paper and cotton paper are divided, making me wonder about the specific differences in specifications.
Regular MD paper has a specification of 80g/㎡, and MD paper cotton is a 75g/㎡ paper blended with 20% cotton pulp.
The basic paper is 80g/㎡, and the cotton paper is 75g/㎡[1][2]. The basic MD PAPER of MD PAPER PRODUCTS has a basis weight of 80g/㎡[3]. On the other hand, MD PAPER COTTON is a 75g/㎡ specification completed by blending 20% cotton pulp with MD paper[4][5].
Generally, while paper made from wood pulp is firm and smooth, paper mixed with cotton fibers is soft to the touch and tends to absorb ink gently. hmmm, the choice varies depending on whether you prefer the firmness or softness transmitted to the pen tip.
The thickness per sheet (mm) figures for the two papers have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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MD Notebook - A7 Dot Grid
Measurements
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 80g |
MD Paper Pad Cotton - A5
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무 게 | 255g |
| 무게 | 75g |