Product Overview

• Item Name: NCR Carbonless Copy Paper (CB, CFB, CF Coating Types)

• Raw Material: High-purity virgin wood pulp or blended pulp options

• Format: Available in rolls or flat sheets, with sizing customizable upon request

• Substance Weight: 45gsm / 48gsm / 50gsm / 52gsm / 55gsm / 60gsm / 70gsm / 80gsm / 100gsm

• Color Options: White, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Green

• Loading Volume:

  • 20FT container: 15–17 metric tons

  • 40FT container: approximately 25 metric tons

Carbonless Roll Paper for POS Machines & Multi-Ply Forms

This paper—commonly referred to as NCR (No Carbon Required)—is also known by various names such as multi-copy invoice paper, form paper, multi-layer printing sheets, continuous stationery paper, and papel autocopia in international markets. It is designed for printing receipts, bills, and multi-part business documents.

Product Details & Configuration

• Weight Range: From 45g to 100g to meet different form and printing requirements

• Layer Color Distribution:

  • CB (Coated Back): White

  • CFB (Middle Layer): White / Blue / Pink / Yellow / Green

  • CF (Coated Front): White / Blue / Pink / Yellow / Green

• Custom Sizes: Sheets or reels tailored to your required formats (e.g., 241×279mm, 9.5"×11", A4 size)

• Copy Layers: Available from single-ply up to 6-ply sets

• Image Color: Developed image appears in blue or black, depending on coating formulation

• Packaging Method: 500-sheet ream packaging or roll packaging available

Common Applications

Carbonless paper is widely adopted in printing duplicate or triplicate records without ink or toner. It is ideally suited for:

• Invoicing and billing

• Bank slips and financial records

• POS system receipts

• Freight and express documentation

• ATM transaction outputs

• Administrative or tax-related forms

Key Performance Advantages

This material features a refined coating layer, ensuring smooth writing, clear image transfer, and no ink smudging. Its dry image-forming mechanism avoids staining on fingers or garments. Moreover, thanks to its microencapsulated dye layer, it offers strong resistance against tampering, overwriting, or forgery—ensuring document authenticity.

Given these characteristics, carbonless paper is now broadly used in:

• Banking and finance

• Telecommunications & logistics

• Customs, tax bureaus, and insurance companies

• Hotels, transportation companies, and public utilities