Depends on the density of the product.
grams per sq. meter
100 microns is 20 times thicker than 5 microns
It is 4000 microns!
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150 GSM
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To convert grams per square meter (gsm) to microns, you need to know the density of the material. Without that information, it's not possible to provide an accurate conversion. The conversion formula is: (gsm / density) * 1000 = microns.
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You cannot. gsm, or grams per square metre, are a measure of the mass of a unit area of paper (usually). There is no simple relationship between this measure and the thickness of the paper - which would be measured in microns.
Depends on the density of the product.
It depends on the density per unit area.
Micron (µm) and GSM (Grams per Square Meter) are units of measurement for thickness and weight, respectively. To convert microns to GSM, you would need information about the material's density. The formula for this conversion is: GSM = (Microns * Material Density) / 10.89 Without knowing the material's density, it's not possible to directly convert microns to GSM. So, you'd need to obtain the density of the material in question to make this conversion. The formula assumes that the density is in grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³). Once you have the density of the material, you can plug it into the formula to convert any micron thickness to GSM.
GSM in this context stands for Grams per Square Meter for paper or cardboard. It roughly corresponds to microns (millionths of a meter or thousandths of a millimeter) in thickness.
It looks to be similar, I was looking at Extreme Platinum (Xerox) paper that is listed as 102 Microns, - some suppliers list it as being 75 GSM and others 80 GSM.