9-1/2 x 7" Dot Matrix Paper, 15# White 2 Part with Side Perfs
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Paper Size: 9-1/2 x 7"
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Parts: 2
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Color: White
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Paper Weight: 15 lb.
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Perforation: 1/2" from Left & Right
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Qty Per Case: 1600 Sheets
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Cartons Per Pallet: 80
Keep your dot matrix printer and pin feed printer running smoothly with this premium continuous feed paper. Designed for reliable performance in high-volume printing environments, this 15-pound white continuous paper features convenient side perforations that tear away cleanly for polished, finished documents every time.
This 9.5 x 7 inch computer paper is the ideal choice for businesses using tractor feed printers and impact printers. The 2-part carbonless format delivers crisp, clear duplicate copies – one for your customer and one for your records – eliminating the need for photocopying while ensuring instant, professional documentation.
Features & Benefits:
✓ Standard 9-1/2 x 7" dimensions – Compatible with most dot matrix and impact printers
✓ Clean side perforations – Easy tear-away pin feed strips for professional, finished edges
✓ Premium 15# white bond paper – Durable weight ideal for everyday business use and archival storage
✓ 2-part continuous form – Duplicate copies for streamlined record-keeping and customer service
✓ Pin feed (tractor feed) design – Ensures accurate, jam-free feeding through continuous form printers
✓ High-quality construction – Reduces paper jams and printer maintenance
✓ Bulk availability – Cost-effective solution for high-volume printing needs
Perfect Applications:
Business invoices and billing statements, Sales receipts and transaction records, Accounting statements and ledgers, Inventory reports and packing slips, Purchase orders and delivery confirmations, General business forms and documentation
Whether you're running daily business operations, maintaining legacy dot matrix printing systems, or need reliable business form paper for your accounting department, this continuous feed computer paper delivers consistent, professional quality you can count on.
