Impact printer paper EMERSON 1-ply 360 × 12" (approx. 914 × 305 mm), 60 g/m², 2000 sheets

EMERSON single-ply impact printer paper, sized 360 × 12" (approx. 914 × 305 mm), is a standard-weight continuous-feed sheet suitable for dot-matrix and other impact printers. With a paper weight of 60 g/m² and a pack of 2000 sheets, this paper is intended for routine office and industrial printing tasks such as invoices, reports, logs and single-part forms. The sheets are cut to fit printers that accept the stated dimensions and are designed to feed reliably in slip-fed or continuous-feed mechanisms.

Advantages

This impact paper offers consistent printability on impact heads, reducing strike-through and ensuring clear, legible characters on each sheet. The 60 g/m² weight provides a balance of opacity and feed reliability suited to high-volume printing. Supplied in a large pack of 2000 sheets, the product supports extended unattended operation and reduces the frequency of reloading paper in busy printing environments.

Suitable for

• Dot-matrix and impact printers accepting 360 × 12" (approx. 914 × 305 mm) sheets
• Printing invoices and accounting documents
• Generating daily logs, reports and records
• Single-part forms where no carbon copy is required

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 360 × 12" (approx. 914 × 305 mm)
• Paper type: single-ply impact paper
• Weight: 60 g/m²
• Quantity: 2000 sheets per pack
• Cut sheets suitable for continuous-feed or slip-fed mechanisms

How to use

Load sheets according to your printer manufacturer’s instructions for slip-fed or continuous-feed input. Ensure the sheet orientation and registration marks (if applicable) match the printer’s feed path. Use impact print settings optimized for single-ply paper; adjust print force and line spacing as needed to achieve clear imprint without damaging the paper. Store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve feedability and prevent curling.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, confirm compatibility with your printer model and test a short print run before large jobs. Keep paper in its packaging until use and avoid high humidity to maintain consistent feed performance.