从India供应商批发进口A4 Copy Paper — FOB条款

Usr Exim supplies A4 copy paper in 70 GSM, 75 GSM and 80 GSM weights, with brightness rated at 102 to 104% and above. Each sheet measures 210 mm by 297 mm, conforming to the ISO 216 standard for A4 dimensions. The paper is packaged in reams of 500 sheets, with 5 reams per carton or 8 reams per carton, and a 20-foot container holds 1,600 cartons, offering efficient bulk transport and storage for importers.

The material is a standard wood-free uncoated paper, commonly used in offices and printing applications for its smooth surface and consistent ink absorption. Typical industry grades for such paper include ISO brightness above 100%, with moisture content usually maintained between 4.5% and 5.5% to prevent curling or jamming in high-speed copiers. The surface finish is designed to minimise show-through and feathering, which is standard for mid-range office paper.

This paper is primarily sourced for office use, printing, and photocopying in corporate, educational, and government sectors. Importers can expect bulk shipments to meet standard export packaging for paper products, with lead times and incoterms to be confirmed directly with Usr Exim. The product is suitable for laser and inkjet printers, as well as copiers, making it a versatile choice for high-volume printing environments.

Usr Exim is based in Bharuch, Gujarat, with its office located at 118-Rut Complex, near Zadeshwar Crossing. The supplier operates within India’s paper trading sector, focusing on bulk exports of office and printing paper. The address places the business in a region with established logistics for paper distribution, supporting efficient handling of large orders.

The company’s profile indicates a Harbor trust tier, though current response metrics are not available. Usr Exim’s listing specifies concrete product details for A4 copy paper, including weights, brightness, and packaging configurations, but does not provide additional information on certifications, production capacity, or client history. Buyers should verify operational specifics directly with the supplier.