Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Z-fold pressure-seal cheque paper with Fingerprint II security tint, supplied as a 500-sheet ream
This ream contains 500 sheets of Z-fold pressure-seal check paper designed for middle-position fingerprint verification. The red-to-blue rainbow colour shift provides a visible security feature during handling and processing. It suits offices that print and mail secured documents in a single folded piece. ||
Confirm your pressure-seal equipment accepts Z-fold stock and aligns the fingerprint area to the middle position. Verify the printer feed path can handle the folded format without jamming. Ensure your software template matches the exact fold layout and security colour sequence.
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| Brand name | FTI |
The ream contains 500 pre-folded Fingerprint II checks; no extra tray or toner is included in the pack.
Select the middle-position Fingerprint II Z-fold format if your pressure-seal equipment and software expect the fingerprint in that exact location.
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