Good Quality Tracing Paper

Good quality tracing paper is made from fine plant fibers that are intertwined, pulped, and formed into sheets. It is then soaked in 72% concentrated sulfuric acid, rinsed with clean water, treated with glycerin, and dried. This process produces a hard, film-like material with a firm, dense texture and slight transparency. It offers excellent resistance to grease and moisture penetration, is airtight, and has high wet strength. As a result, it is not only waterproof, moisture-proof, and oil-resistant, but also has antibacterial and disinfecting properties.

Advantages of Tracing Paper in Packaging
The best tracing paper has a natural semi-transparent texture that subtly reveals the outlines or colors of the products inside, creating a hazy and mysterious visual effect. This makes it especially suitable for packaging gifts, jewelry, cosmetics, and other items that require a refined appearance, sparking consumers’ curiosity.
Its delicate texture, slight sheen, and smooth yet crisp handfeel give it a more premium look compared to ordinary paper. This enhances the overall packaging quality and aligns with the modern consumer’s pursuit of “quality aesthetics.”

Selection and GSM of Tracing Paper
High quality tracing paper comes in a wide range of specifications, with weights ranging from 50g to 220g. The choice depends on your specific needs. For example, for drawing and tracing, choose 55g or above; for journaling and collage, 75g or above is more suitable; for making storage albums, 120g or above is definitely the right choice.

Wide Applications of Tracing Paper
Tracing paper has diverse uses, such as manual sketching, CAD drafting, engineering reproduction, fine art printing, and archival documentation. Its semi-transparent quality gives it a unique and distinguished texture.