Pacon PAC103032 Construction Paper 12x18 Magnolia 50 Pack

Product Description

The PACON PAC103032 is a heavyweight, vat-dyed sulphite construction paper sized at 12 inches by 18 inches, sold in packs of 50 sheets. Made from 100 percent sulphite pulp with longer, stronger fibers, it is engineered to withstand scoring, folding, and curling without cracking or tearing. The magnolia color is dyed throughout the entire sheet, not coated on the surface, so cut edges and folded seams retain full color. It is acid-free and recyclable. This paper is used in school art programs, trade training centers, and professional craft applications where consistent sheet quality and color stability are required.

PAC103032 is suited for classroom and studio use across a wide range of arts and crafts applications. The 12-by-18-inch format provides a generous working surface for drawing, cutting, collage, and paper construction projects. The fade-resistant formulation helps finished work maintain brightness over time without lamination or protective coating. Art teachers, instructional staff, and craft professionals commonly stock this paper for high-volume project work. Each pack contains 50 sheets, making it practical for group instruction or repeat production runs.

Key Features

• Heavyweight sulphite construction paper with longer, stronger fibers for tear and crack resistance
• 100 percent vat-dyed throughout — cut edges and fold lines retain full magnolia color
• Acid-free and recyclable formulation
• Resists fading for lasting color brightness in finished projects
• Withstands scoring, folding, and curling without cracking or tearing
• Pack of 50 sheets per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 12-by-18-inch construction paper sheet compatible with typical paper cutters, scoring tools, and adhesives used in arts and crafts or classroom instruction settings.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store sheets flat in a cool, dry environment away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve color integrity before use. Handle with clean, dry hands or gloves when color fidelity on the sheet surface is critical to the project.