Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
- White
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XEROX
Multipurpose pastel printer paper in blue, letter size, 20lb weight, 500 sheets per ream
This Xerox 3R11050 ream delivers 500 sheets of 20lb pastel blue paper in Letter format. It suits offices, schools and home users who need coloured stock for flyers, handouts or colour-coded filing. The multipurpose finish works with laser and inkjet printers alike. Buyers who require heavier card stock or a different hue should look elsewhere.
The 500-sheet ream matches common Letter-size trays so loading is straightforward. Paper is wrapped to resist moisture, but long storage in humid areas can cause curl that leads to misfeeds. Fanning the stack before loading reduces static and double-feeds. Very high-volume printers may need frequent ream changes.
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The packaging label will state 20 lb and the model number 3R11050; a single sheet should feel like standard letter-weight office paper.
The ream contains 500 blue letter-size sheets only; dividers, tabs or binders must be purchased separately.
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