Form book Sigel BO111 A4 1000 copies (2 x 50 sheets sets) Light Green

Sigel BO111 A4 form book contains 1000 copies arranged as two sets of 50 sheets each, printed on light green paper suitable for manual duplicate record-keeping. The A4 format fits standard filing systems and office folders; the duplicate layout supports invoices, delivery notes, receipts and other on-site documentation where an immediate copy is required. Pages are grouped for straightforward separation and archiving without the need for additional equipment.

Advantages

The light green colour improves legibility and makes duplicate copies easy to distinguish from original documents. Compact A4 size and grouped sets reduce handling time during manual completion and separation. The product is designed for reliable on-site documentation: copies are produced immediately, ensuring one original and one duplicate for record retention. The paper quality and sheet arrangement support clean handwriting and stable storage.

Suitable for

• Creating duplicate invoices and delivery notes
• On-site receipts and service reports requiring a client copy
• Manual record-keeping in warehouses, workshops and retail
• Archiving copies for accounting and administrative purposes

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Total copies: 1000 (organized as two sets of 50 sheets each)
• Page colour: light green
• Layout: duplicate (original + copy)
• Intended use: manual completion and separation

How to use

Write directly on the top sheet to create a duplicate copy on the sheet beneath. Separate completed sets along the pre-grouped boundaries or pre-cut lines to distribute the original to the client and retain the duplicate for records. Store unused sets flat in a dry environment to prevent curling and to maintain good writing performance. Use a ballpoint pen or similar writing instrument to ensure clear transfer to the copy sheet.

Usage recommendations

Keep the form book on a firm writing surface and avoid excessive pressure that could damage subsequent pages. For longer-term archiving, store duplicates in labeled folders or binders to simplify retrieval and comply with accounting or administrative retention policies.