Writing Pad Sigel Conceptum A4 194 Sheets Blue

The Sigel Conceptum writing notebook in A4 size (approx. 18.7 x 27 cm) contains 194 pages, including 20 perforated sheets, on high-quality 80 g/m² paper. The flexible softcover with a rippled tactile surface makes the notebook lightweight and easy to carry, while an elastic fastener and pen loop keep contents and a pen securely in place. The notebook includes a personal index for quick organization of notes and is designed for durable everyday use in both professional and private settings.

Advantages

The softcover is flexible and slips easily into pockets or bags; the rippled cover surface provides a pleasant touch. The paper weight of 80 g/m² supports writing and sketching with minimal show-through. An elastic fastener secures the book closed and an integrated pen loop keeps a pen handy. Twenty perforated pages allow quick removal and handing over of notes. A personal directory lets you register page numbers for fast retrieval.

Suitable for

• Students taking class notes and sketching diagrams
• Professionals keeping meeting notes and to‑do lists
• Everyday journaling, planning and idea capture

Key specifications

• Brand: sigel
• Model/MPN: CO316
• EAN: 4004360836619
• Format: approx. A4 (18.7 x 27 cm)
• Pages: 194 (including 20 perforated)
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Cover: softcover with rippled surface
• Color: Blue
• Features: elastic fastener, pen loop, personal index

How to use

Open the notebook and write on the squared pages for structured notes and sketches. Use the personal index to note important page numbers for easy reference. When you need to remove a note, tear out perforated sheets cleanly along the perforation. Store a pen in the elastic pen loop so it is always available; close the notebook with the elastic fastener to protect pages while carrying.

Recommendations

For best results use standard ballpoint, gel pens or pencils suitable for 80 g/m² paper; avoid heavy inks that may bleed. Keep the notebook closed with the elastic fastener when transporting to prevent page damage.