Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Tri-fold laser check paper with Fingerprint II security features in a blue-to-green rainbow design, supplied as 500 sheets
This tri-fold business check stock features a blue-to-green rainbow colour shift and Fingerprint II security technology. It is designed for laser printers and feeds from the top position. Suitable for companies issuing payroll or vendor payments that require visible anti-fraud measures.
Each ream contains 500 sheets, supporting continuous cheque runs without frequent reloading. Not intended for inkjet printers or single-sheet manual feed workflows. Buyers needing non-standard sizes or bottom-feed compatibility should verify printer specifications before ordering.
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The tri-fold design keeps each sheet flat and aligned, so the stack moves smoothly through standard laser trays and fuser units.
Fingerprint II embeds a covert pattern that appears only under specific light, making counterfeit copies immediately visible to the naked eye.
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