InfoSeal
InfoSeal C Fold Duplex Check Blue 8-1/2 x 11 Box of 2000
Pressure-seal C-fold duplex checks with blue face print laser-ready, fold and seal in one pass for mailing, box of 2000 sheets
- Prints and folds in one pass on pressure-seal equipment
- Blue duplex face with void pantograph and watermark for security
- Meets postal regulations for direct mailing
- Multi-purpose blank front suits many applications
- Box of 2000 sheets with six-month minimum shelf life
Product Identity
InfoSeal C Fold Duplex Check Blue paper comes in 8-1/2 by 11 inch sheets with a payroll blue face and the check positioned at the bottom. Each box contains 2000 sheets designed for pressure-seal mailing equipment. The stock carries a minimum six-month shelf life.
Suitability
This paper suits offices that print payroll or accounts-payable cheques in-house and finish them on a pressure sealer. It is not for buyers who need laser-only stock without folding, nor for anyone requiring a different fold pattern or a non-blue security tint.
Installation Notes
Load the sheets into a standard laser printer, print the variable data, then feed the output through pressure-seal equipment to create the C-fold mailer. Misfeeds usually come from worn printer rollers or incorrect machine pressure settings; static buildup in dry environments can also cause double-feeds.
Highlights
- Prints and folds in one pass on pressure-seal equipment
- Blue duplex face with void pantograph and watermark for security
- Meets postal regulations for direct mailing
- Multi-purpose blank front suits many applications
- Box of 2000 sheets with six-month minimum shelf life
Specifications
| Brand | The Business Form Supplies Shop |
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Questions about this item
What printer do I need to run these 8-1/2 x 11 pressure-seal sheets through?
A standard laser printer handles the single-sheet printing step before the forms go into the pressure-seal folder.
Will my existing pressure-seal folder process this C-fold duplex layout correctly?
Yes — the C-fold pattern with the check at the bottom is a common duplex format that compatible pressure-seal equipment is designed to fold and seal.
How can I confirm the void pantograph and artificial watermark are present on the finished piece?
Hold a sealed form up to a light source; the void pattern and watermark on the back should be clearly visible, confirming the security features printed correctly.
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