Paper for Dot Matrix Printer EMERSON 3-ply 240 x 6" 60 g/m², mixed colors, 600 sheets

EMERSON three-ply continuous paper, size 240 x 6" (approx. 240 mm x 152 mm), 60 g/m², supplied as 600 sheets in mixed colors. The paper is designed for dot matrix (impact) printers and sprocket-fed mechanisms, providing simultaneous duplicate and triplicate copies without separate carbon sheets. It is intended for multi-part business documents such as invoices, delivery notes and forms that require immediate copies.

Advantages

The three-ply construction produces clear copies on all layers while maintaining feed reliability in impact printers. At 60 g/m² the sheets balance durability and flexibility, reducing jams and ensuring consistent perforation and sprocket hole alignment. Mixed colors help with visual separation of document copies and streamline document handling in multi-part workflows.

Suitable for

• Invoices and receipts requiring simultaneous duplicates
• Delivery notes and packing lists with multiple copies
• Accounting and administrative forms processed by impact printers
• Any sprocket-fed dot matrix printer configured for 3-ply stationery

Key specifications

• Paper type: three-ply carbonless continuous paper
• Sheet size: 240 x 6" (approx. 240 mm x 152 mm)
• Weight: 60 g/m²
• Color: mixed colors for multi-part separation
• Quantity: 600 continuous sheets
• Feed compatibility: sprocket-fed / tractor-feed printers

How to use

Load the continuous paper into the printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for sprocket or tractor feed. Align sprocket holes with the printer tractor pins and ensure the paper path is straight to avoid skewing. Adjust printer settings for 3-ply forms if the printer driver supports form thickness selection. After printing, separate the copies along the perforations as required and store or distribute each colored copy according to your workflow.

Usage recommendations

Use the paper in printers that explicitly support 3-ply continuous stationery and carbonless forms. Keep paper stored flat in a dry environment to maintain feed performance and color clarity. For best results, test a short run when changing printer ribbons, print density, or when first using a new batch to confirm copy legibility on all layers.