Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Pressure-seal security checks with middle-position perforation and EZ Fold design, supplied in a carton of 2000
The FTI Forms brown pressure seal checks come in a carton of 2000 sheets and use a middle stub position for compatibility with specific folding equipment. They are intended for offices and payroll departments that print secure, one-piece cheques or direct-deposit advices on pressure-seal forms.
The EZ Fold construction lets each sheet fold cleanly without specialised machinery, while the built-in security pattern helps prevent tampering and unauthorised duplication. Organisations that do not use middle-position pressure-seal stock or that require a different stub layout will need an alternative form type.
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The EZ Fold design creates a self-sealing document that secures the contents without envelopes or adhesives.
Each sheet is a pressure-seal form with the perforated fold line in the middle position, supplied flat in a carton of 2000.
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