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Hammermill Great White 50% Recycled 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 92 Brightness, 500/Ream, 10 Reams/Carton (086780)

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Item #: 329306 Model #: 086780
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92
Brightness
10
Reams
5,000
Sheets
20
Weight
8.5" x 11"
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Help keep paper waste out of the landfill with this Hammermill Great White recycled copy paper.

Get great copies with this Hammermill Great White recycled copy paper, which is made from 50-percent postconsumer fiber. The 8.5 x 11-inch white paper provides distinct contrast for legibility, and it's virtually jam-free, so you're not sacrificing quality or efficiency. This Hammermill Great White recycled copy paper comes in 10 reams of 500 sheets to ensure there's always another pack to load the copier.

  • Reliable multipurpose copy paper is perfect for everyday use
  • Paper dimensions: 8.5"W x 11"L
  • Paper weight: 20 lbs.
  • Brightness rating of 92 for sharp, clear print results
  • White color with a bond finish
  • Great for everyday use
  • 10 reams per carton, 5000 sheets total
  • Paper is acid-free to prevent from crumbling or yellowing
  • Contains 50% recycled post-consumer content for a sustainable choice
  • Meets or exceeds SFI standard
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