Sparco SPR01384 2-part Carbonless Computer Paper 1850 Sheets

Product Description

The SPARCO SPR01384 is a continuous-form, two-part carbonless computer paper designed for pin-fed dot matrix and impact printers. Each carton contains 1850 sheets measuring 9.5 x 11 inches, with perforations that allow separation into standard 8.5 x 11 inch sheets after the 0.5 inch margin strip is removed. The paper is made to 15 lb basis weight. The two-part set consists of a white original and a canary yellow duplicate, produced simultaneously through carbonless transfer during printing. This format is standard for generating duplicate records in business environments where a retained copy is required at the point of output.

This paper is suited for computerized report printing, pre-printed form stock, and letter production in office and administrative settings. It is commonly used in accounting departments, warehousing, and facilities that run legacy pin-fed printers for invoices, work orders, and data logs. The white-and-canary color sequence makes it straightforward to distinguish the original from the duplicate copy at a glance. Each sheet is individually perforated for clean separation after printing.

Key Features

• Two-part carbonless construction produces a white original and canary duplicate simultaneously
• 9.5 x 11 inch continuous form with 0.5 inch margin perforations for pin-feed compatibility
• Perforated between each sheet for clean 8.5 x 11 inch separation after detaching margins
• 15 lb basis weight paper stock
• Carton contains 1850 sheets
• Suitable for reports, forms, invoices, and letters

Compatibility

Designed for use with pin-fed dot matrix and impact printers that accept standard 9.5 x 11 inch continuous-form paper stock.

Installation Notes

Load the continuous form into the pin-feed tractor mechanism of the printer, aligning the pin holes on both sides of the margin strip with the tractor pins. Verify the printer paper path is clear and the form thickness setting accommodates two-part stock before feeding. After printing, detach the margin strips along the perforations and separate individual sheets at the sheet perforations. Handle carbonless paper with clean hands to avoid unintended transfer marks on the duplicate layer.