CONTINUOUS FORM (A-Bond BP)

Continuous forms, also known as fanfold paper or continuous stationery, are a type of paper used for printing documents in a connected, perforated stack. These forms are designed to be used with dot matrix printers, which have tractor feed mechanisms for efficient and precise printing. The continuous form paper is fanfolded and typically features perforations between sheets, making it easy to tear individual forms apart.

These forms offer benefits like cost-effectiveness, efficient bulk processing, and precise data alignment during printing. While the use of dot matrix printers has diminished with the rise of laser and inkjet technologies, continuous forms are still relevant in specific applications where multipart forms and high-volume printing are essential.