Pacon PAC103432 Tru-ray Construction Paper Red 50 Pack

Product Description

The PACON PAC103432 is a heavyweight construction paper in festive red, part of the Tru-Ray line. It is manufactured from 100 percent vat-dyed sulphite pulp with longer, stronger fibers than standard construction paper. The vat-dyeing process saturates color throughout the sheet rather than coating the surface, which produces fade-resistant results under prolonged use and display. Each sheet measures 12x18 inches and is acid-free and recyclable. The paper is engineered to handle scoring, folding, and curling without cracking or tearing along stress lines, making it a reliable choice for detailed handwork. Sold in a pack of 50 sheets.

This paper is used in school art programs, craft instruction, and professional display work where color consistency and paper durability matter. The 12x18 inch format provides a larger working surface than standard letter-size stock, accommodating projects that require room for cutting, layering, or three-dimensional construction. Its heavyweight basis weight supports wet media contact and repeated handling without buckling excessively. Teachers, instructional staff, and craft supply buyers typically purchase this product in quantity for classroom or workshop use.

Key Features

• 100 percent vat-dyed sulphite construction for fade-resistant, through-dyed color
• Heavyweight sheet weight resists tearing, cracking, and buckling during folding or curling
• Acid-free and recyclable for safe use in archival or display applications
• 12x18 inch format provides extended working surface over standard letter-size paper
• Pack of 50 sheets for consistent color matching across a project batch

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heavyweight construction paper suitable for arts and crafts, classroom instruction, and display projects requiring durable, color-consistent sheet stock.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Store flat in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve color integrity before use. When cutting, use a clean sharp blade or scissors to avoid fiber drag along cut edges.