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This 2-ply form book uses white and red carbonless copy sheets, a common choice for business forms. Give the white top sheet to the customer and retain the red copy. It is ideal for the everyday needs of small businesses.
A 2-ply form is the most practical everyday "work form": write once and create two records— The white original goes to the customer, while you keep the red copy, so there is no need to write it out again, making reconciliation faster with fewer missed forms. Ideal for small businesses issuing everyday forms, on-site sign-offs, and repair or delivery records; perforation, numbering and hole-punching make the workflow even smoother.
Two copies are enough for most "receipt / order / simple quotation" scenarios, saving the most time.
Once signed on site, tear off the customer copy and retain the bottom copy for filing, making reconciliation faster with fewer missed forms.
We recommend adding "sequential numbering" and "customer copy / company copy" labels for smoother tracing and bookkeeping.
| Item | Details | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| Finished Size Multiple Options |
Available sizes: 139×106mm / A5 / 215×190mm / A4 / A3.
139 × 106mm
A5 (148 × 210mm)
215 × 190mm
A4 (210 × 297mm)
A3 (297 × 420mm)
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Choose according to the number of fields you need and whether a signature area is required. |
| Pages Contents per Book |
Each book contains 50 sets; each set is 2-ply (white/red copies). | Everyday forms / receipts / simple delivery records. |
| Paper Carbonless NCR |
The 2-ply carbonless paper transfers your writing to the bottom sheet as you write; we recommend using a ballpoint pen. | For keeping an immediate copy without writing everything out again. |
| Printing Method Single-Sided, Single-Colour |
Standard single-sided, single-colour printing (commonly black, blue or red) gives the clearest text at the most practical cost. | The first choice for forms and business documents. |
| Useful Add-Ons Optional |
Perforation, sequential numbering and hole-punching can be added depending on the intended use; perforation is recommended if the customer copy will be handed over on site. | Delivery notes / repair forms / field sign-offs. |
Tip: the most common 2-ply setup is "white: customer copy | red: company copy" + "numbering". Simply tell us how your industry will use the form and we can recommend the smoothest field layout.
Ideal for everyday forms in small businesses: clear copy allocation, quick reconciliation and no need to photocopy or copy by hand.
Especially useful for sign-off and delivery: tear off the customer copy, retain the bottom copy for filing, and keep the process efficient.
Keep company information on every form by combining contact details, terms and notes, and payment details for an instantly more professional presentation.
(No artwork yet? Send us the fields you need + a reference style, and we can lay it out so it is easy to write on, tear off and file.)
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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