Forms
Allied Printing Resources can produce Continuous Forms by several different processes. Several factors should be considered when deciding what type of printing process would best satisfy your requirements. You should consider the quality required, the quantity and the type of image being printed. Shown below are brief explanations of different printing processes that are used to print Continuous Forms. The explanations below may help you determine the best process for printing your Forms.
Be sure to contact your Allied representative for further information.
A series of connected forms with holes punched on the left and right sides that allows the paper to be fed continuously through a pinfed printing device. There is a perforation between forms to allow the user to tear them apart. The forms are fanfolded into a stack, at the perforation, when they are manufactured.
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