Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Green-to-blue rainbow laser check paper with Fingerprint II security and panels at 3-2/3 to 7-1/3, supplied as a 500-sheet ream
This ream of 500 sheets is designed for laser printers that place the check at the top of the page. The Fingerprint II security feature helps protect against unauthorised duplication. It suits businesses that issue payroll or vendor payments on secure stock.
The pre-printed panel positions at 3-2/3 and 7-1/3 inches fix the location of variable data on each check. This removes the need for custom form setup in accounting software. Buyers who require a different panel arrangement or a bottom-check format cannot use this stock.
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The Fingerprint II feature is built into the paper stock and does not require separate replacement; it remains effective for the life of each sheet.
The ream contains 500 sheets, so the immediate limit is the total quantity available before you need to open another pack.
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