Made in the USA from 100% post-consumer recycled materials, this computer paper is environmentally friendly and reduces waste - a sustainable copier paper that meets all your printing needs
Stock up with 6 packs of printing paper; 2400 sheets (400 per pack); 20 lb/75 gsm recycled copy paper 8.5" x 11" white; poly-wrapped for enhanced durability and moisture protection
This double-sided recycled paper is compatible with inkjet and laser printers and copiers for jam-free production, allowing for versatile everyday use in any home, office, or educational setting
With a 92 bright white finish, your documents will have a professional appearance with enhanced contrast and colors - ideal for both black-and-white and color printing just like standard copy paper
PrintWorks 100% recycled printer paper 8.5" x 11" white has been proudly made since 1964 using domestically sourced, eco-friendly materials for reliable quality and sustainability
Item Weight
20 pounds
Paper Size
8.5-x-11-inch
Sheet Count
2400
Paper Weight
20
Item Dimensions L x W
11"L x 8.5"W
Color
White
Paper Finish
Uncoated
Brightness
92
Material Features
Recyclable
Unit Count
6 Pack
Global Trade Identification Number
20090146000181, 30090146000188
Included Components
paper
Manufacturer
Paris Business Products
How It's Made
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PrintWorks 100% Recycled Ream Video
Will this paper work with my printer?
Yes—suitable for most inkjet and laser printers.
How does the print quality compare?
92 brightness offers crisp, clear output, with only a subtle difference from premium virgin papers.
Is the thickness okay for everyday use?
It performs like standard 20 lb paper—though very heavy or highlighted documents may show some bleed-through.
Why is it wrapped in plastic?
The ream is wrapped in plastic to protect the paper from moisture, dust, and damage during shipping and storage. We understand some prefer alternative packaging and are exploring sustainable options that balance protection and environmental impact.