Business form Sigel SD065 Green A5 q 120 sheets

The Sigel SD065 Green A5 business form is a compact, professional sheet formatted in A5 size and supplied in packs of 120 sheets. The green-tinted paper is suitable for clerical and administrative tasks where color coding or visual distinction is needed. The paper surface is designed for smooth handwriting and reliable inkjet and laser printing, making it a practical stationery item for everyday office documentation.

Advantages

The A5 format balances portability and writing space, fitting into folders and smaller filing systems while providing enough room for structured notes, short reports, and invoice details. The consistent green shade supports color-organized workflows and quick visual identification of documents. The pack of 120 sheets offers a moderate bulk suitable for recurring use without frequent reordering. Paper quality minimizes ink bleed and supports legibility for both handwritten and printed text.

Suitable for

• Office invoices, delivery notes and short reports
• Color-coded filing and document organization
• Meeting notes, order forms and internal memos
• Portable documentation for field service or sales visits

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (148 x 210 mm)
• Color: green
• Sheet count: 120 sheets per pack
• Paper surface: suitable for handwriting and inkjet/laser printing
• Weight and thickness: typical office paper weight providing good opacity and stiffness

How to use

Use the sheets for handwritten notes, printed forms, or as inserts in file folders. Feed single sheets or small stacks into inkjet or laser printers according to the printer manufacturer's paper loading instructions to avoid jams. For handwriting, choose a pen type compatible with the paper surface (ballpoint, gel or rollerball pens work well) and allow printed or wet-ink areas a few seconds to dry prior to stacking to prevent smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store packs in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve color and paper quality. When using the sheets for important records, consider using a backing sheet when writing to prevent indentations on subsequent pages. For consistent color-coded filing, combine with similarly shaded accessories or labels.