what is the thickness in Mil.?
344180
It does not say on the package, but they are fairly thick quality, we use these in our photo restoration business and have been very happy with them.
344181
The thickness is not specified on the package. Only information is: Clear polypropylene, Acid Free - No PVC, 8" x 10" soft sleeves. Stock #82321, barcode = 074427823214, AW1601, made in China. Ultra Pro, ultrapro.com. You would have to ask the manufacturer.
822370
Thickness, in mm, is not stated. However, these bags are NOT the kind that tear easily or you can stick your hand through. These are great bags that do the job well.
467232
not sure how to measure in milimeters, but about the thickness of a flour tortilla!
831371
roughly 1/3 the thickness of a penny ~.5 mm - I have the iPhone 4S - This fit in between the rubber and plastic part of my Otterbox Commuter Series cover
1393824
From 3M's website it is approximately 210-220 micrometers or 0.00827 to 0.00866 inches thick.The link to their page is: http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_EU/architectural-markets-EU/home/products/~/3M-DI-NOC-Architectural-Finish-CA-1170-Carbon-1-22-m-x-12-m-?N=5002510+4294966743&rt;=d
1179678
Thickness of the bag is not stated by the manufacturer. These are NOT the real thin bags that you may be concerned about purchasing. I would guess thickness is around 12-14 microns. If you are still concerned, contact Amazon to inquire with the manufacturer.
1074283
It's hard to say exactly, but it is a good thickness for making cards and cutting dies. I use it a lot and like it.
1783862
I would say it is probably about 2 - 3 mil thick. They work very well and easy to use with some practice and patience. Just use patience as it is done when it is done! But the good thing, it never has to be redone.
1239524
It's Mel B, and I would think it's just about 1/8" in thickness. Might be a little more than that, but not much. I did not buy this for myself, or could tell you more precisely. Bought it for my mother to see menus at restaurants.
79644
On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620... » Read More On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. « Show Less
1785596
I don't know the actual thickness -- but it works fine in my several-year-old printer which uses ordinary standard printing paper.
2178138
it is the same thickness as the cannon compact flash. I have no idea it is in there information on the site.
1424048
Its the usual thickness that you would come to expect of the average machette. Im not sure to the millimeter how thick, but it I've used it plenty, and the thickness of the blade has never been an issue. It's sturdy and solid. Sorry I cant be more specific, but I hope this helps.
566129
I use them to hold recipes in a binder and they have been sturdy enough for that. Not sure on the mil thickness.
900273
I don't know how thick in mils, but it's pretty sturdy. You can flex it if you squeeze it, but does take a bit of pressure. I'd say probably equivalent to a reusable water bottle. We used every day until the weather got too cold and the days too short. Love it!
2020769
I can't verify the information, but 12 micron (as reported by Diane M) is equal to 0.47 mil (0.012mm = 0.00047 inches)
1792214
Seems to be a medium thickness; hoping this helps you. I love my Waring Commercial Blender!