B2B Copier Paper A4 Size 70 GSM – Premium Ultra White Printing Sheets (1 Ream x 500 Sheets, Pack of 20) – Office & Commercial Bulk Purchase

Description

Paper isn’t just paper — especially when it’s used daily for business operations, printing tasks, bulk documentation, assignments, legal records, or internal communication. The B2B A4 70 GSM Copier Paper (Pack of 20) is designed to handle every scenario efficiently while ensuring consistency in printing output, brand presentation, and operational reliability.

This bulk carton of 10,000 sheets (20 Reams) is a preferred choice for schools, offices, print shops, government departments, hospitals, colleges, and outsourcing agencies where print volume is high and print precision matters.

✔ Designed for Everyday Printing & Heavy-duty Workloads

This copier paper ensures smooth operation across all types of printers — Inkjet, LaserJet, Digital copiers, and multifunction all-in-one machines. The paper is engineered to minimize printing jams and dust accumulation, ensuring longer machine life, smoother workflow, and reduced downtime.

✔ ColorLok Technology Advantage

ColorLok is more than a label — it’s a guarantee.

You get:

• Sharper Blacks: Professional-grade contrast for text-heavy use.

• Vivid Colors: Better print density for charts, images, photographs & branding prints.

• Faster Drying: Ideal for duplex printing and bulk stacking without smudges.

This makes it perfect for office documents, tenders, contracts, business proposals, educational content, marketing materials, and reports.

✔ Strong Build & Superior Brightness

The paper is manufactured using Twin Wire Technology with ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) pulp, making it more durable and smoother compared to ordinary copier sheets. Its superior whiteness ensures crisp output visibility and premium print presentation.

✔ Environmentally Responsible Choice

Made using wood from responsible plantations — supporting sustainability while delivering high-quality results.

This paper supports the idea:
👉 “Use responsibly, print only what matters.”