Overview:
Streamline your business with high-quality Continuous Carbonless Forms designed specifically for dot matrix printers and pin feed systems. Our NCR forms ensure accurate information transfer with a permanent record copy, perfect for invoices, purchase orders, and shipping labels.
| Feature | Custom Options |
| Form Parts | 1-Part, 2-Part (White/Canary), 3-Part, or 4-Part |
| Paper Weight | Standard 15lb or 20lb Heavyweight Top Sheet |
| Printer Type | Tractor-Feed / Dot Matrix (Okidata, Epson, Star, etc.) |
| Specialty | Crash Numbering & Custom Color Sequences |
| Margins | Standard 1/2" (Custom sizes available) |
Our forms are constructed with smudge-resistant paper to ensure legibility. We offer specialized options like Crash Numbering—where numbers are impacted through all parts in red—and custom screening to prevent backside printing from showing through
1. How does Continuous carbonless paperwork?
Carbonless papers have been treated with chemicals that react when written on. The chemical on the back of the first sheet is different than the chemical on the front of the second sheet, when you write on the first sheet the impression makes the two chemicals react to one another.
2. Does it matter what size the margins are on my carbonless continuous forms?
Yes, the standard is 1/2". Different sizes would require a special quote.
3. Can you print Continuous carbonless forms in a non-standard paper sequence?
Yes, we can. There is an upcharge depending on the colors chosen.
4. Do you offer a heavier-weight Continuous carbonless paper?
Yes, we do. You can choose 20lb for the top sheet. The tag for the back sheet is available for 2 - 3 part forms.
5. Is there an extra charge for changes between parts within a Continuous carbonless form?
Yes, only because we will need additional plates to print these pin feed forms.
6. I do not want the printing on the backside of my Continuous carbonless forms to show through to the front, what do I do?
We can screen the type back 30%. If the type is unreadable once screened we would recommend printing in solid black and printing on 20lb papers.
7. What is crash numbering?
Crash numbering is numbering that is placed on carbonless forms by impacting with a numbering head after the forms are printed. The number prints in red on the first part of the form, then carbonless imaged on the parts below.
| Size | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 9 1/2" x 11" | 1000 | $313.63 |
| 1500 | $426.66 | |
| 2000 | $475.10 | |
| 2500 | $523.63 | |
| 3000 | $554.34 | |
| 3500 | $615.67 | |
| 4000 | $666.07 | |
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