Does anyone know what the paper is called that is used in No Tear paper. . . I need to get a bulk source for it.
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No Tear Paper
- Thread starter Craig Browning
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dupont makes something called Tyvek that is a non-tearable washable 'paper' like product. We sell a line of baby books that is made from it at the bookstore. I am not sure where you are but here is a link to the dupont product page that should be a starting point to finding a bulk source.
http://www2.dupont.com/Tyvek_Graphics/en_US/index.html
http://www2.dupont.com/Tyvek_Graphics/en_US/index.html
You can get tyvek in the form of envelopes at staples. I just cut those up to make slips.
As far as bulk goes, it is used in construction, so could likely be purchased by the roll at a hardware store. However, that may likely have printing on one side.
As far as bulk goes, it is used in construction, so could likely be purchased by the roll at a hardware store. However, that may likely have printing on one side.
http://www.materialconcepts.com/ appears to have bulk Tyvek in many forms - just another possible lead.