Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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White 20 lb letter paper perforated 5/8 inch along the 11 inch side for tear-off forms, 500 sheets per ream
This 20 lb white letter paper features a 5/8-inch vertical perforation along the 11-inch side. Each ream contains 500 sheets sized at 8.5 x 11 inches. It is designed for invoices, billing statements, and tear-off stubs.
The letter-size sheets feed through common copiers and multifunction devices without special trays. Perforation eliminates the need for manual cutting or separate stub stock. Buyers who need non-perforated sheets or a different paper weight should select another product.
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Each ream contains 500 sheets, so the 5/8-inch vertical perforation along the 11-inch side yields 500 individual tear-off stubs for invoices or billing forms.
The 20 lb weight is standard for copy and multipurpose paper and feeds reliably in most office printers during sustained, high-volume print jobs.
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