History
Computer paper first appeared in Australia in the 1960s. With the increasing use of computers, it quickly became the most common stationery product purchased in the office. Peaking in the mid-’90s, this time-tested product still has a place in the modern-day office today.
Usedin dot matrix printers, continuous computer paper is produced with sprocket holes on the side of the paper, to feed through the tractor feed rollers in the printer. There are perforations on each side allowing you to tear away the sprocket holes leaving a clean sheet.
General info
Continuous Computer Paper is also known as DotMatrix Computer Paper, ContinuousForms and Listing Paper.
The most common sizes used in Australia are 11×9.5 inch (279×241), 11×15 inch(279×381), and True A4 (210 x297 tear out). Most of these sizes are available in plain white or Blue Half Shadow. Then there is the option of 1 part which is usually 70gsm, or Multi-part 2ply, 3ply and 4ply, which are usually around 55-60gsm
Multipart Forms are also called CarbonlessComputer Paper or NCRComputer Paper. NCR stands for ‘No Carbon Required.’ There is no easier way to print a 2 part, 3 part or 4 part form. Once printed the forms stay together and any other information can be written on them. The image is transferred to all copies. Then the form can be separated and handed to all relevant parties. Available in plain white or personalised, the uses are endless.
Uses
These Continuous Business Forms are used across every industry and have many uses such as Invoices, Statements, Packing Slips, Real Estate TrustAccount Receipts, Weigh Bridge Paper, Passenger Manifest Paper, Transport ConsignmentNotes, Temperature Control Paper, Cheques, Medical Forms, Remittance Advices, Pay Advice Envelopes and report printing.
Our Offer
LGBusiness Systems can personalise your forms by pre-printing them with your company details. We also have a substitute for all the Tudor Computer Paper with our AustralianMade Computer Paper. We can also repair (and supply) your dot matrix printers to ensure that you can continue to use this method of reporting for many years to come.