PREMIUM PRINTER PAPER Hammermill Premium Inkjet & Laser 24lb Printer Paper is a versatile sheet thats perfect for double-sided inkjet or laser printed projects. With a 97 brightness & blue-white shade, you get consistently sharp, clear images.
COLORLOK TECHNOLOGY This computer paper features ColorLok Technology for colors that are 30% brighter, blacks that are 60% bolder and ink that dries 3x faster. This white copy paper will provide consistently superior results.
PERFECT FOR PRINTING This multi-purpose copier paper is designed to run smoothly through all office equipment for professional results when printing newsletters, flyers, reports, memos, and more. Its also acid-free paper to prevent yellowing over time.
99.99 % JAM-FREE: We guarantee that you will not experience more than one jam in 10, 000 sheets on high-speed digital equipment, or we' ll replace the paper or offer a refund up to the total purchase price.
SUSTAINABLY MADE IN THE USA Original Hammermill printer paper is Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, which means they are made with renewable resources from third-party certified, sustainably managed forests.
COLORLOK TECHNOLOGY This computer paper features ColorLok Technology for colors that are 30% brighter, blacks that are 60% bolder and ink that dries 3x faster. This white copy paper will provide consistently superior results.
PERFECT FOR PRINTING This multi-purpose copier paper is designed to run smoothly through all office equipment for professional results when printing newsletters, flyers, reports, memos, and more. Its also acid-free paper to prevent yellowing over time.
99.99 % JAM-FREE: We guarantee that you will not experience more than one jam in 10, 000 sheets on high-speed digital equipment, or we' ll replace the paper or offer a refund up to the total purchase price.
SUSTAINABLY MADE IN THE USA Original Hammermill printer paper is Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, which means they are made with renewable resources from third-party certified, sustainably managed forests.
