Domtar Continuous Paper: break-free continuous forms that run reliably

Designed for steady, low-fuss performance on dot-matrix equipment.

Product Overview:

If you still run dot-matrix forms, this one keeps you moving. Domtar Continuous Paper is built for steady throughput, fewer snags and predictable output during long print runs. It is useful if you print invoices, shipping manifests or multipart reports in a busy office or warehouse. The paper arrives perforated for easy tearing, carbonless so you avoid messy carbons, and treated to resist fading. That means clearer records, faster processing, and less reprints, which saves time and keeps colleagues calm. Keep it on the shelf, feed it into your tractor-feed, and let it do the heavy lifting without fuss.

Key Features:

• Acid-free: Acid-free sheets hold up in file boxes, so records stay legible years from now, not browned or brittle.
• Carbonless: Carbonless formulation transfers information cleanly without carbon paper, cutting cleanup and keeping machines cleaner, too.
• Perforated: Perforated edges let you separate forms fast and square, so packing, filing or mailing feels quicker and neater.
• Break Resistant: Break resistant stock shrugs off jams and tears, reducing interruptions during long batches and saving wasted paper.
• Fade Resistant: Fade resistant treatment keeps printed text readable under fluorescent lights and in storage, so copies stay useful.
• Uncoated: Uncoated surface feeds reliably on pin-feed mechanisms and absorbs impact, giving crisp impressions without smearing.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Domtar
• Manufacturer: Domtar, Inc
• Item#: DMR-9510AS
• Color: White
• Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 11"
• Material/Finish: Uncoated
• Format/Type: Continuous Paper
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Case
• Compatibility/Use: Printer, Office
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture steady stacks of crisp white forms sliding through your printer, quiet and reliable, order a case today or ask for a sample to feel the difference?

Store flat in a cool, dry place, and avoid direct sunlight.