Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper - 107in.x50yds.- 27 Thunder Gray

Key Features
- Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper
- With plastic sleeve
- Non-reflective surface
- Fine-tooth finish
- Acid-free
- Core-wound
- Recyclable
- Color: Thunder Gray
*AVAILABLE FOR STORE PICKUP ONLY*
Overview
The Savage Widetone Seamless Background Paper is a multipurpose item that can be used for both photography or decoration. This paper is 107-inch wide and 50-yard long. It has a non-reflective surface and smooth tooth finish that offers even light distribution throughout it. The thickness of 7.6 mil ensures easy handling when clamping the background paper on the stand or taping it to the floor. You can give the paper for recycling or store it for a long time as it is free of acid. The paper comes with a plastic sleeve that keeps dust and moisture at bay.
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physical specifications
| Length | 150' (45.72 m) |
| Background Color | Thunder Gray |
| Width | 107" (271.78 cm) |
paper handling
| Paper Size | 107x50 |
| Maximum Paper Thickness | 7.6 mil (0.1930 mm) |
| Paper Weight | 145 gsm (97.97 lb) |
detailed specifications
| Size | 2.13" (5.4 cm) |
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