Hammer Mill (Technique) Paper, Pub MP, 10.9 kg, 8.5 x 11, Letter, 96 Bright Letter 5,000 Sheets White

The printers we use at work require 24lb paper, and I've been working with this bond for over 25 years.Once you feel the heavier weight of 24lb paper, and then you handle the regular 20lb paper that you normally buy, it feels like what we used to call 'onion paper', in other words, 20lb paper is very thin and regardless of the quality or brand, it feels cheap. You can find 20lb paper everywhere in office supply and discount stores, it's about the one they stock nearly every brand of, to excess.In my area, this 24lb paper is available at local stores, but is usually limited to one brand, and then only is only a 1/2 case, or individual packages which are so expensive most people just purchase the thinner 20lb just for lower price.This 24lb paper runs great through my laser printer, and it also works great in all three of my color inkjet printers, a Canon, a HP, and an Epson.A case is a lot to purchase if you don't print a lot, do yourself a favor and find a single ream of 24lb, and try it, however be forewarned, once you try it, and then use 20lb again, you too will probably say 'this paper feels cheap'.If you want something to just print on, 20lb is fine, if you want a nice business letter, resume, or otherwise want a nice quality look and feel to it, this is what you want.Great paper, great weight and feel. Feeds great,

24 lb copy paper is not easy to find these days. Correct weight was shipped at a fair price.

I wanted a heavier paper that would feed well in my printer. The thinner paper seemed to jam more often. This paper has worked extremely well with my HP OfficeJet printer with no jams.

I've been using this paper now for half a year. I like it because it's thicker than most. Classier looking, and the copier doesn't jam any longer. It's worth it, but hardly inexpensive.

The paper said as ok but the shipping box was very damaged.