Koehler Paper Expands Laser Range of Reacto® Carbonless Paper

Thanks to the expansion of our laser range, the whole range of reacto® carbonless paper, which are suitable for laser printing, are now available from trade outlets. The laser grades offer customers outstanding printing quality and flawless carbon copy function for a range of different applications.

“We are happy to support our customers by expanding our laser range of carbonless paper,” said Marco Lang, Division Director for reacto® carbonless paper. “Our goal is to offer high-quality products that meet our customers’ requirements. In order to do this, we are now making the comprehensive laser range commercially available.” This means that middle sheet CFB and end sheet CF are now also available in the colors blue and green.

Customers can expect reliable and high-quality paper that helps them to optimize their business processes. The laser grades of the reacto® carbonless paper boast outstanding copying properties after printing. They are ideal for preprint, can be effortlessly used on all dry toner-based printing systems and also work on various inkjet printers.
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