Is the thickness the same as a regular index card?
1615779
Yes as far as I can tell, they're about the same thickness as an index card, maybe a micrometer smaller. They're not thin and flimsy if that's what you're asking.
1615780
Hello Anita -- it is very close. I would say that the flash cards are just a bit *thinner* [please note: this is subjective, I have no way of actually measuring the thickness]. When I go to shuffle them or spread them out (as one would playing cards) -- they are just a bit thinner, which makes this harder -- but not impossible. For my purposes, I feel they are still worth the price.
1615781
No, it is a bit thinner. I would put it closer to construction paper than index cards, but it is slightly thicker than construction paper.
1615782
The thickness of the card is the same as an index card. There are no lines on the cards
1582903
They are the regular thickness. This set at Amazon is the best deal of all for a mahjongg set and it is easier to carry than any of the ones in the cases. I teach mahjongg and bought this set for my new students to use. It has clear faces, which I prefer to my old set that is green.
2238079
well, yes... it's not quite as thick as you might like though. It's more like butcher paper or a very sturdy construction paper, but it will certainly bend/not stay flat with any kind of weight on it. might want heavier card stock for that.
901187
These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.
1648419
No its thin but it's still too thick to fit inside a credit card slot comfortably. If you really need it to fit go for the credit card one.
1487901
I stacked a bunch of cut pieces of this magnet together, measured the thickness of the stack with a metric ruler, and divided (a caliper would have been more accurate, but this is what I have). One sheet is about 0.3mm thick, or a little thinner than that. I've used card stock that's thicker than these magnets. There are some other brands that make magnets close to 1mm thick, but those are more expensive and they're too thick to run through a printer. You'd have to print on a separate sheet of paper and use adhesive to stick the printing to the magnets.
870357
not very about the same thickness as a card table. the exact measurement is 1in
829369
You want the card stock. I got the text for my programs and I wished it were a little heavier.
444378
They're thinner without the hologram dot. These are made to fit snuggly on cards before you double sleeve with a tougher sleeve.
1755543
No. The older version had large full page cards. This version uses cards of approximately half the size of a page
2041701
The difference is in thickness. If you want near credit card weight you need the 5 mil. I print on card stock and laminate with 3 mil and it is similar to my health insurance card in flexibility and weight.
1772987
Hi Lovelylady,Thank you for your inquiry!Manufacturer states that they can use card stock as long as the paper is no thicker than 11 mils. Some of the papers in our catalog will state the mil thickness.BisonOffice
201838
I'm not sure, but I use index cards to make my own events. They are the correct width and I usually cut about an inch of length off so that they are not too tall.
1379704
Theoretically yes, but this stuff is just a tad thicker than ordinary paper - I'd recommend something quite a lot heavier if you want a card that *feels* right or important.
730684
It is not as heavy as card stock but could still be used as a lighter weight card
491477
It's apparently slightly thinner to be the same thickness as the 30GB model. Other than that, I think it's the same.
1074282
I can tell you this, it is thicker than regular printing paper, but thinner than cardboard. It is about the same thickness one would find on a post card or any other greeting card.