Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Burgundy pressure-seal cheque paper with middle fingerprint panel, Z-folded in a 500-sheet ream
FTI Forms supplies this burgundy pressure-seal check paper in a 500-sheet ream. The Z-fold format is designed for middle-position printing on compatible pressure-seal equipment. Fingerprint II chemistry supports secure document handling in office workflows.
A single ream provides 500 sheets for batch cheque runs or statement mailings. High-volume departments will need multiple reams to avoid frequent reloading. The Z-fold layout limits use to machines that accept this specific fold pattern.
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The Z-fold construction and Fingerprint II coating are designed for standard office printers; the paper feeds as a single sheet before sealing, so it works with most legacy laser trays.
Print a test batch of ten sheets, fold each along the pressure-seal line, and verify the middle perforation sits evenly on both panels before committing to the full 500-sheet ream.
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