Paper Math
How to determine ream weights
To determine ream weight (500 sheets) of any given size sheet, multiply the square inches in the given size by the given basis weight; divide the result by the square inch area of the basic size.
sheet size x basis weight / area of basic size = ream weight
Example: Find the ream weight of a sheet of 70lb. text paper.
23 x 35 x 70 / 25 x 38 = 56,350/950 = 59.32 lb. ream weight
How to determine M weights
M weight is the weight of 1,000 sheets. The M weight can be obtained by multiplying the ream weight by 2.
ream weight x 2 = M weight
Price per thousand sheets
cwt. price x M weight / 100 = price per 1,000 sheets
Source: Mohawk Paper
To determine ream weight (500 sheets) of any given size sheet, multiply the square inches in the given size by the given basis weight; divide the result by the square inch area of the basic size.
sheet size x basis weight / area of basic size = ream weight
Example: Find the ream weight of a sheet of 70lb. text paper.
23 x 35 x 70 / 25 x 38 = 56,350/950 = 59.32 lb. ream weight
How to determine M weights
M weight is the weight of 1,000 sheets. The M weight can be obtained by multiplying the ream weight by 2.
ream weight x 2 = M weight
Price per thousand sheets
cwt. price x M weight / 100 = price per 1,000 sheets
Source: Mohawk Paper
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