Hammermill Colors Recycled Copy Paper - Salmon: Vibrant salmon color that makes documents stand out

Backed by the Hammermill 99.99 percent Jam-Free guarantee.

Product Overview:

This salmon paper does not merely look good, it helps your team find items faster and cut mistakes. Use it for handouts, color-coding or quick proofs, and the tone reads clearly under bright lights. Made with thirty percent post-consumer fiber, this ream feels substantial and still runs smoothly through printers. Smooth surface lowers friction so pages slip cleanly, cutting jams and keeping copy crisp on both sides. Acid-free, archival-safe composition resists yellowing, so your records look right years from now without special care. Picture folders that pop on the shelf, hear printers churn through a pack, and feel how organized work becomes.

Key Features:

• Acid-free: Keeps documents from yellowing, so archived reports and classroom handouts stay readable without extra storage.
• Archival-safe: Designed for long-term filing, it preserves color and detail so proofs and records stay true.
• Jam-free: Backed by the Hammermill 99.99 percent jam-free guarantee, it feeds reliably even on heavy print runs.
• Recycled Content: Contains thirty percent post-consumer fiber, so you lower waste without changing how your printer behaves.
• Smooth Finish: Feels nicer to the touch, reduces show-through and gives toner a crisper, more consistent print.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Hammermill
• Manufacturer: International Paper Company
• Item#: HAM-103119
• Series: Paper for Copy
• Color: Salmon
• Dimensions: 8 1/2" x 11"
• Material/Finish: Paper, smooth finish
• Format/Type: Copy & Multipurpose Paper
• Quantity/Pack: 10 / Pack
• Compatibility/Use: Laser printers, dry toner copiers, plain paper fax machines, offset duplicators
• Recycled: Yes
• Recycled Content: 30%
• Post-consumer-waste%: 30%
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture folders that pop, hear your printer hum, and feel the calm of organized work-order a pack and try it in your next print run?