Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Green pressure-seal check paper with middle-position Fingerprint II security, Z-folded in a 500-sheet ream
This FTI Forms paper is a ream of 500 sheets designed for pressure-seal mailing equipment. The Z-fold format and middle-position fingerprint detection suit businesses that print and seal cheques or confidential documents in-house. It feeds through compatible folders and sealers without additional setup.
The Fingerprint II marking lets the machine locate the fold line accurately so each sheet seals in the correct position. Z-fold geometry creates a compact, self-mailing document that meets standard envelope dimensions. Together they reduce misfeeds and eliminate the need for separate envelopes or insertions.
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The Z-fold design feeds through standard laser or impact printers that support continuous forms; no proprietary tray is required.
Each ream contains 500 individual Z-fold pressure-seal checks, so reorder when that quantity is consumed.
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