JACKSON, MI, July 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Carbon paper is still a very popular item. For instance pen and pencil carbon can be used to make a second copy of forms on the fly. When you are out in the field and don't have a copy machine, just insert a piece of carbon between your forms and the the information is transfered to the second copy. It is also an economical way to save money on forms. The same carbon can be used over and over again, between forms. This feature is great for delivery drivers or sales people who need to make a duplicate or triplicate copy of a manifest, or order forms. Many third world countries and missionaries use carbon paper where a typewriter takes the place of a computer. Or where a copy machine is not available. This product is also quite popular in correctional facilities where the use of computer and copy machines are sometimes prohibited.
Pen and pencil carbon consists of a thick paper with an extra amount of pigment on the paper. Then the pressure from the pen or pencil, is easily transferred onto the second copy. This also allows the transferred characters to last longer on the paper.
Typewriter carbon consists of a thinner paper with less pigment. The sharp clean strike of the keys produces a crisp image on the second copy.
Office Supply Hut carries a selection of carbon paper from these manufacturers, Nukote, Mead, Roaring Spring and Industrias Kores. The product is stocked in numerous warehouses for fast and prompt delivery. The selection can be viewed at Office Supply Hut or for more information contact Office Supply Hut at 1-800-590-9990, or e-mail service@officesupplyhut.com.
Office Supply Hut is a leading provider of business to business office supplies.
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Office Supply Hut Announces the Availability of Nukote Carbon Paper
Recently the availability of Nukote carbon paper has been in short supply, but Office Supply Hut has purchased a large supply of the product, and sales have been robust.
2011-07-08
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[Press-News.org] Office Supply Hut Announces the Availability of Nukote Carbon PaperRecently the availability of Nukote carbon paper has been in short supply, but Office Supply Hut has purchased a large supply of the product, and sales have been robust.