NCR PAPER brand Appleton Superior is the best looking, the best imaging and the best running Jam Free heavyweight carbonless paper within the industry. Superior offers the sharpest, most intense image. Documents produced with Superior sheets are guaranteeed to be legible down to the last ply, without applying excessive writing pressure. To create document sets with Superior sheets, use Appletons Fanapart High Strength Padding Adhesive, which delivers consistent edge padding results-every time. With Superior, any document takes on an air of prestige and elegance by providing the brightest and whitest top sheet. Produce the best-looking multi-part forms and enhance your corporate image with NCR PAPER brand Superior. Applications: Use black print Superior for all basic multi-part forms applications such as invoices, receipts, purchase orders, delivery forms etc. where you want to convey a high degree of craftsmanship and quality to your forms. Superior provides unparalleled press productivity with its heavyweight design along with the whitest, brightest top sheet and most dark, intense image available.

Q) I am using this NCR paper to print my 4 part delivery receipts with client’s info on each receipt, after printing should I use your adhesive to hold together or just staple?

A) it will be more comfortable to do it with staple since you make personalized forms, glue should be used if doing 50 sets or more!

Q) if I don’t need a signature after printing, do you have a 4 part paper less expensive?

A) Yes, if you don’t need any info transferred from part 1 to the other parts when you write you can go with item #874 This is a plane 4 part paper with no image tranfer from part 1 to the other parts

Q) Do I need STRAIGHT (Forward) or REVERSE NCR Paper?

A) A quick test you can perform to determine which collation you need is, to number three sheets of ordinary paper in order: 1 - 2 - 3. Load the numbered sheets so that the printer prints on the same side that the numbers are on. Print the three sheets. Take the three printed sheets from the output tray. If the first sheet has a "1" on it, you need a STRAIGHT collated product. If the first sheet has a "3" on it, you need a REVERSE collated product.