1000 CUSTOM INVOICE 2 COPIES 8″.1/2 x 11″
- Sets of 2 copies
- 1 white copy and 1 yellow canary copy
- Backside in grayscale
- 3 sorts of finishing (Loose sets, in the glued custom invoice pad, and in the custom invoice books)
- Time production (5 to 7 working days)
- Free files checking
- Free perforation for easy sheet loosening
- Free consecutive numbering in red
- Free Shipping in Montreal
- Satisfaction guaranteed
- secure payments (PayPal-Stripe)
Carbonless custom invoices books are suitable for any use where you need instant copies of handwritten documents. The customized invoices books are commonly printed on NCR Paper. We use a special glue that fuses the pages together to make a “set” or a custom receipt books. A set consists of a white and yellow (canary) page for 2 parts. We use a high-quality NCR Paper to offer you a clean, and readable impression that remains intense and does not vanish or blur over time.
Additional information
| Ink Colors | One Color -Black-, Two Colors -Black and Red-, Full Color |
|---|---|
| Printed side | Front, Front and Back |
| Design | I have my own design, Design for me |
| Padding | Not Padded (Loose Sets), Padded With Cardboard Back, Booklet With Wrap-Around Cover |
Custom invoice books
Why Carbonless custom invoice books?
Many bills, forms, and contracts would have to be written and signed twice or three times if carbonless copies (also known as NCR records) were not available. Clearly, using NCR sets can save a great deal of time and effort. If you create and print carbonless custom invoice books yourself, you can customise the colours, scope, layout, and more to fit the application and the company’s corporate style.
How do carbonless custom invoice book operate in practise?
A single carbon copy set is usually made up of two or three glued together carbon copy papers. When pressure is applied (i.e., writing) to the front of a three-sheet set, the top and middle sheets have a covering of microcapsule full colour on the underside that ruptures when pressure is applied (i.e., writing). The colour is transferred to the following sheet, which has a specific developer layer that absorbs the colour. Multiple sheets can be written to at the same time in this manner.
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