Quick verdict
If your data acquisition recorder uses Yokogawa B9573AN fanfold paper, this 10-pad lot is a dependable way to keep your instrument recording. At $249, you're getting ten pads of 66-foot-long paper, which means fewer interruptions for reloading.
Who it suits
This bundle is for anyone running a chart recorder that accepts B9573AN format, especially labs or industrial sites with multiple recorders or continuous logging. The 10-pad quantity cuts down on ordering frequency, making it a practical choice for teams that go through chart paper quickly.
What stands out from the listed details
The B9573AN is a non-thermal, fanfold chart paper with a uniform scale of 0 to 100, divided by 10. Each pad runs 66 feet, giving you a long stretch of recording. The paper is new and made in the United States. The 20 cm width and strip shape make it a clear fit for standard strip chart recorders, and the folding format stacks neatly and feeds consistently.
Meaningful trade-offs
The main trade-off is the size of the lot. You're committing to ten pads at $249, which is more inventory than a low-volume user might need. There's also the fact that non-thermal paper won't work in thermal chart recorders - you'd need heat-sensitive media for those. If your recorder relies on a pen, this paper is well suited; if it's thermal, it's the wrong type.
Product note
Yokogawa B9573AN Folding Chart Recorder Paper Pads (Lot of 10)
This is a bundle of ten pads of B9573AN fanfold chart paper. Each pad is 66 feet long and 20 cm wide, with a pre-printed 0-100 scale and spacing of 10 units. The paper is non-thermal and made in the United States. A concrete reason to choose it is the extended supply: ten pads give you weeks or months of recording without a reorder. The limitation is the storage and upfront cost that come with a 10-pad lot - you need to have the space and usage to justify it.
Bottom line
For a pen-based data acquisition recorder that takes B9573AN fanfold paper, the Yokogawa 10-pad lot at $249 is a practical stock-up. The generous 66-foot length and clear 0-100 grid make it easy to run and read. Just be certain your recorder uses non-thermal folding paper before you commit.
