Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Green-to-blue rainbow pressure-seal check paper with middle-position fingerprint security and Z-fold format in a 500-sheet ream
This pressure seal check paper uses a green-to-blue rainbow tint and a Z-fold layout for secure mailing. It is intended for businesses that print and fold cheques or confidential forms in-house. The Fingerprint II feature adds a visible security element to each sheet.
The ream contains 500 sheets designed for continuous runs through pressure-seal equipment. The Z-fold geometry feeds consistently without jamming during long batches. The rainbow tint remains legible after folding and sealing cycles. Buyers who need a different fold style or a non-security grade paper should look elsewhere.
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The paper itself produces no heat; any warmth comes from the folder mechanism, not the 500-sheet ream.
You need a compatible pressure-seal folder that accepts Z-fold, middle-position fingerprint forms.
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