![]() These are the basic units used in the context of packaging thickness. This is measured by using one ream (i.e., 500 sheets) prior to it being cut. PT, both terms are used to measure the packaging thickness and to determine how much material stock is needed to create packaging tailored to your products’ needs.Īnother measurement you’ll find is lb or pounds of the weight of the paper. PT stands for point and GSM stands for grams per square meter. What is GSM and PT?įirst things first, the common terms you’ll hear around packaging thickness are PT and GSM so let’s break those down. We’ll first look at some definitions to help you understand how to determine cardboard thickness for packaging. We’ll look at key terms used to describe packaging thickness, the unit systems used, how to convert and compare units and weight as well as how that impacts your overall packaging. ![]() Understanding package thickness and the different factors that need to be considered can help you design effective packaging that works for your product needs. How thick or thin your packaging is can have an impact on its durability, protectiveness, and aesthetic appeal. When we talk about packaging, one of the aspects that are less explored is package thickness. How to Compare Paper Weights and Thicknesses.Converting Between the GSM and PT Unit System.Understanding Common GSM Paper Measurements.Why is the GSM Unit System so Important?.□ The key differences between the GSM and PT unit systems
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