Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Brown laser check paper with middle-position layout and Fingerprint II security features, supplied as a 500-sheet ream
This brown laser check stock is designed for middle-position printing and includes Fingerprint II security features. It suits businesses that issue cheques from laser printers and need built-in fraud deterrence. The pack contains 500 sheets in a single ream.
The sheet uses a 3-1/2, 3-1/2, 4 panel configuration that sets the cheque position and perforation spacing. It works with standard laser trays but will not feed correctly in printers that require top- or bottom-position cheque stock. Buyers who need a different panel arrangement or a larger quantity per box should look elsewhere.
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Fingerprint II is a pre-printed background pattern on the paper itself, so it remains visible regardless of the printer model used.
Print a test sheet and verify the three panel perforations fall at the stated measurements from the top edge of the form.
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