Rediform RED36746 Steno Notebook 80 Sheets Gregg Ruled

Product Description

The REDIFORM RED36746 is a wirebound steno notebook designed for professional recording and note-taking applications. It contains 80 sheets of 16 lb eye-ease paper in green, ruled in Gregg format with a faint center line that helps maintain consistent column alignment during shorthand or standard note-taking. A rigid brown board cover protects pages from bending and damage during transport and daily use. This notebook is a standard choice for administrative professionals, medical transcriptionists, legal support staff, and office personnel who require a dependable, portable format for capturing information quickly.

The RED36746 fits comfortably in standard filing environments and is sized for desktop or hand-held use during dictation or meeting notes. The wire binding allows pages to lay flat and flip cleanly, making it practical for continuous recording sessions. Its compact footprint suits briefcases, desk drawers, and supply cabinets equally well. This notebook is appropriate for both individual professional use and bulk office supply stocking in corporate, legal, medical, and educational settings.

Key Features

• 80 sheets of 16 lb green eye-ease paper reduces visual fatigue during extended writing sessions
• Gregg ruling with faint center line supports accurate shorthand column separation
• Wirebound construction allows pages to lay flat and flip without resistance
• Rigid brown board cover provides structural protection against bending and page damage
• Compact dimensions suit hand-held use during dictation or in-field note-taking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard steno notebook suitable for general office, legal, medical, and administrative note-taking applications requiring Gregg-ruled format.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store notebooks flat or upright in a dry environment away from moisture to preserve paper integrity. When used in bulk office supply applications, rotate stock on a first-in, first-out basis to maintain paper quality over time.