What paper is this??

FastFonz · 23-03-2009 08:57PM #1

Does anyone know what the paper couriers typically use to request a delivery signature is called?

It normally has two layers. When the upper layer is written on, it traces through to an identical layer underneath.

Thanks

nosmodias · 23-03-2009 09:49PM

Is it some sort of carbon paper? its the same idea as a receipt book but as to a specific name I'm not sure.

netanyahu · 24-03-2009 03:23PM

carbon paper yeah... i second that...and you've just given me a great idea!!! thanks

FastFonz · 24-03-2009 10:56PM

The only carbon/trace paper i can find is for arts & crafts or tatoo artists etc

Is there another name for this type of paper? I need the paper to print delivery dockets on which would allow me supply the customer with a docket copy upon delivery.

ztoical · 25-03-2009 08:58AM

FastFonz wrote: »

The only carbon/trace paper i can find is for arts & crafts or tatoo artists etc

Is there another name for this type of paper? I need the paper to print delivery dockets on which would allow me supply the customer with a docket copy upon delivery.

any good stationary store should stock delivery dockets like the one you need.

huskerdu · 25-03-2009 03:27PM

Hi,

THat kind of carbon paper is called carbon impact paper. In the old
days, the orginal kind of carbon paper was covered in black ink and
was very messy.
I agree with previous posters, a good stationary shop should be able to sell
you what you need,

What paper is this??

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