Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Tri-fold laser check paper with Fingerprint II security, top-position layout, 500 sheets
This FTI Forms paper is a brown laser check with the fingerprint design printed in the top position. Each ream contains 500 sheets that are pre-folded in a tri-fold format. It is intended for businesses that print their own payroll or vendor checks on laser printers.
Standard blank check stock requires separate folding and lacks the printed fingerprint security background. This product removes the folding step and adds the deterrent in one pass through the printer. It is not suited for operations that need a different fold style, a different check colour, or continuous-feed forms.
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Yes, the 500-sheet ream is designed for laser printers and the top-position layout aligns with typical paper paths.
Load the sheets so the first fold runs parallel to the short edge; the Fingerprint II security panel then sits on the outer panel after the two folds.
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