Consignment Notes Pads sigel FB490 — 50 sheets per pad

sigel FB490 consignment notes pads contain 50 sheets designed to simplify manual consignment and waybill documentation. Each sheet provides preprinted fields for shipment details, sender and recipient information, item descriptions and basic signature areas. The pads are bound for convenient handling and transport, offering an immediate paper-based record for shipments, returns and goods transfers when digital systems are unavailable or as a complementary physical backup.

Advantages

The pads deliver consistent, standardized forms that reduce errors and speed up paperwork. With 50 sheets per pad and compact binding, they are easy to store in a vehicle, at a sales point or in an office. Preprinted fields ensure all required shipment information is captured uniformly, while the paper format provides a durable, printable record that can be filed or archived.

Suitable for

• Small and medium businesses issuing paper waybills
• Courier and transport drivers documenting deliveries
• Warehousing and logistics staff recording goods movements
• Retailers handling pickups, returns and interstore transfers

Key specifications

• Number of sheets: 50 per pad
• Form type: preprinted consignment/waybill layout with sender, recipient, item description and signature fields
• Format: bound pad suitable for handheld use
• Paper: writing paper compatible with ballpoint pens and pencils
• Intended use: manual documentation and physical record-keeping for shipments

How to use

Open the pad to the top sheet and complete the preprinted fields with shipment details: sender and recipient names and addresses, description and quantity of items, date and any special instructions. Sign or request the recipient's signature where required. Detach the completed sheet along the pad binding or perforation if present, and provide copies to the recipient, driver and office records as needed. Store remaining sheets in a dry place to prevent creasing or moisture damage.

Usage recommendations

Use a ballpoint pen for legible, smudge-resistant entries and keep a backup pad in vehicles or at points of dispatch. For long-term archiving, transcribe key details into your digital system or scan completed forms to preserve records and ensure traceability.