Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
A4 single-line spiral-bound notebook, 220 pages, manufactured in Jaipur, India. The top-capacity spiral option, with a larger coil built for heavy daily use and a lay-flat page block.
Quantity & Pricing
| Quantity Range | Unit Type | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| 100-500 | piece | ₹ 57.50 |
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This A4 single-line notebook packs 220 pages into a spiral-bound format, the thickest notebook in a spiral range that also includes 140 and 180-page options. A page block this size needs a properly sized coil to stay flat and turn smoothly, and that is where the construction quality of a high-capacity spiral notebook shows. Jaipur has an established base of notebook and paper manufacturers, several running dedicated spiral binding lines alongside standard exercise book production, supplying both domestic and export markets. For stationery wholesalers, school supply distributors, and office supply retailers internationally, this means access to export-ready spiral notebook production across the full page-count range, backed by full documentation.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Size | A4 |
| Ruling | Single line |
| Page Count | 220 pages |
| Binding Type | Spiral (wire-o or plastic coil), coil diameter matched to page block thickness, specify per order |
| Cover Options | Specify color and design per order, thicker cover board recommended at this page count |
| Lay-Flat Function | Yes, opens fully flat at any page |
| Use Case | Semester-long subject notebooks, project workbooks, extended note-taking, office documentation |
| Customization | Custom cover design, branding, and coil color available for bulk orders |
| Packaging | Individual unit or bulk pack, bulk export cartons, specify per order |
| HS Code | 4820.10 (registers, notebooks), confirm with CHA |
A spiral coil only works well when its diameter suits the thickness of the pages it holds. Too small a coil on a thick block makes the pages bind against each other and turn stiffly. Too large a coil lets pages slip and sit unevenly. At 220 pages the block is noticeably thicker than the 140 or 180-page versions, so buyers should confirm the coil diameter and wire gauge their supplier uses for this specific page count rather than assuming the same coil from a thinner notebook carries over.
A heavier page block puts more load on the punched holes and the coil itself with every page turn and every trip in a bag. A thicker cover board and a stronger wire gauge help the notebook hold up over a full semester of use. This is worth raising with the manufacturer at the order stage, since it affects both cost and how the notebook survives daily handling.
Students and professionals who keep a ring binder mainly for a single subject or project can often replace it with a single 220-page spiral notebook. The notebook is lighter than a binder with punched sheets, cannot spill loose pages, and still lets the user tear out individual sheets cleanly when needed. Buyers supplying school and office channels can position this tier as a compact, tidier option for users who want binder-like capacity without the bulk.
The 140-page spiral option suits lighter daily carry, and the 180-page option offers a middle step up in capacity. This 220-page tier is for users who want one notebook to last a full term or project and accept a heavier book in exchange. Match the tier to how far and how often the notebook is carried, since the weight difference at 220 pages is noticeable in a school bag.
Jaipur's notebook manufacturing base includes producers running spiral binding lines across several page counts, so buyers can source a full spiral range from one supplier with consistent paper, coil, and cover standards. That helps buyers building a tiered catalog, since coil sizing and cover specifications can be matched to each page count within a single production relationship.
Individual units or bulk multi-pack configurations, specify per order. Bulk export cartons for wholesale shipment, with careful packing to protect the coil from bending, since a thicker notebook puts more pressure on the wire during stacking and transit. Custom branding and private label packaging available for buyers building their own stationery line.
MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies based on cover design, coil color, and whether the order uses existing designs or custom development.
HS Code: 4820.10 for notebooks and registers, confirm exact classification with your customs broker.
Mode of Shipment: Sea freight standard for bulk wholesale orders, air freight available for smaller or urgent orders. Factor in the added weight of a 220-page format when planning container loads.
Lead Time: Confirm current production lead time based on order volume and whether custom cover printing or coil color matching is involved.
Quality inspection reports available per batch on request, Certificate of Origin, FSC-certified paper sourcing available on request for buyers with sustainability requirements.
Yes. The coil diameter and wire gauge should suit the thicker page block so pages turn smoothly and stay aligned. Confirm the coil specification with your supplier for this page count rather than assuming the coil used on thinner notebooks is adequate.
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