Tops TOP3841 Bill of Lading Snap-off Set 3 Part 50 Pack

Product Description

The TOPS TOP3841 is a three-part carbonless bill of lading snap-off set designed for freight and shipping documentation. Each form measures 8.5 by 7 inches and is printed on carbonless white paper, allowing simultaneous copy generation across all three parts without carbon inserts. Hazardous-material information areas are printed in red as required by federal regulations. Every part is numbered for tracking and organizational purposes. This format is well suited for carriers, shippers, and logistics personnel who need a compact, compliant shipping document for itemizing articles in transit.

These forms are used in commercial shipping and receiving environments where accurate freight documentation is required. The simplified snap-off format allows each party to retain a numbered copy after the transaction. The 8.5 by 7 inch size keeps forms manageable in cab environments, dock offices, and distribution centers. Each pack contains 50 sets, making it practical for moderate-volume shipping operations at trucking companies, warehouses, and freight terminals.

Key Features

• Three-part carbonless design generates simultaneous copies without carbon paper
• Hazardous-material information areas printed in red for regulatory compliance
• All parts sequentially numbered for tracking and record-keeping
• Compact 8.5 by 7 inch form size suited for cab and dock office use
• Snap-off construction allows clean, easy separation of each part
• Pack of 50 sets per package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard bill of lading form for use in commercial freight and shipping applications requiring three-part carbonless documentation with hazardous-material notation fields.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Forms should be stored flat in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage to the carbonless coating. Verify that all three parts are properly aligned before writing or printing to ensure clean copy transfer across all parts. Consult applicable federal and DOT regulations when completing hazardous-material sections.