Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Tri-fold laser cheques with Fingerprint II security and a red-to-blue rainbow tint, bottom-position layout, 500 sheets per ream
These laser checks feature a red to blue rainbow colour gradient and a bottom-position layout. They include Fingerprint II security technology and are supplied as a ream of 500 sheets. The paper is designed for office payment processing.
The tri-fold design matches common window envelopes for easy mailing. Fingerprint II helps deter alteration and counterfeiting. Install by loading the ream into a standard laser printer tray following the printer's paper-handling guide. Misfeeds can occur if the tray guides are not set to the correct paper width.
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The Fingerprint II pattern appears as a visible background design on each sheet; inspect a printed check under normal light to confirm the pattern is present and undistorted.
The ream contains only the tri-fold laser check sheets; envelopes and toner cartridges are sold separately.
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