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Standard size drawing sheets are used to ensure consistency and uniformity in technical documentation and design work. They facilitate easier sharing, reproduction, and filing of documents across different projects and industries. Additionally, standard sizes help maintain compatibility with various printing and scanning equipment, making it more efficient for teams to collaborate and communicate effectively.

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