Mont Marte Tracing Pad, A3, 60gsm, 40 Sheets

Specifications include: A3 size, 40 sheets, 60gsm weight, smooth surface for easy pencil or pen glide, acid-free paper to resist yellowing, tear-off binding for easy sheet removal, and compatibility with lightboxes for accurate tracing.

Yes. The Mont Marte tracing pad uses acid-free paper, which helps prevent yellowing and brittleness over time, making it suitable for longer-term projects.

Place your design underneath the top tracing sheet, align your tracing paper, and use a lightbox to illuminate the design from beneath. Light pressure with a graphite pencil or fine liner will transfer the image cleanly onto the tracing sheet.

Yes. The pad features tear-off binding, so you can remove individual sheets without ripping or damaging the rest of the stack.

60gsm tracing paper is best with graphite pencils, charcoal, and fine liners. It’s fairly translucent, so avoid heavy markers that may bleed or shadow through to the other side.

This pad is well-suited for designers, illustrators, architects, and students who need accurate, large-format tracing in A3 size for drafts, concept art, or layout planning.

Store the pad flat in a dry, clean area away from moisture. Keep it in its original binding or a protective cover when not in use, and avoid bending sheets to prevent creases.

Yes. The paper is acid-free and non-toxic, designed for regular art and drafting use without introducing harmful chemicals into your workspace.

On Fepy, you’ll find several tracing pads with similar A3/60gsm specs. For a quick comparison, you can view other options in the tracing pads collection, including Mont Marte variants and rival brands, at these examples: https://fepy.com/products/mont-marte-tracing-pad-a3-60gsm-60-sheets, https://fepy.com/products/canson-tracing-pad-a3-60gsm, https://fepy.com/products/daler-rowney-tracing-pad-a3-60gsm, and https://fepy.com/collections/tracing-pads

Yes. With 40 sheets of 60gsm paper in a large A3 format, it provides a cost-effective solution for frequent tracing tasks, offering a balance between paper translucency, surface smoothness, and sheet count for ongoing projects.

Yes. Tip 1: ensure your lightbox is bright and evenly lit. Tip 2: use a clean, sharp graphite pencil (HB to 2B) for precise lines. Tip 3: test trace on a spare sheet first to adjust pressure. Tip 4: clamp or weigh your paper to minimize movement during tracing. Tip 5: store completed sheets flat to avoid warp.