Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Standard green marble laser check with middle-position layout on 24# stock, supplied in an 11-inch format and a 2500-sheet carton
This carton contains 2500 sheets of 24# green marble laser check paper measuring 11 inches. The middle-position format is designed for standard laser printers and includes DocuGard security features. Ideal for businesses that issue high volumes of payroll or accounts-payable checks.
Organisations needing top-position or bottom-position layouts should select a different format. Buyers who require inkjet-compatible stock or a lower sheet count per carton will need an alternative product.
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| Brand name | DocuGard |
The 24# stock is a standard laser weight; most office laser printers handle it without adjustment, but check your printer's manual for the maximum media weight it supports.
Yes, as long as your software is set up for middle-position check layout on 11-inch paper, it will align correctly with this format.
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