Ivory Unpunched Paper

If you are looking for colored paper for a presentation or report but still want to maintain a subtle and refined look, this Ivory Unpunched Binding Paper may be exactly what you need! The elegant ivory tone will set your projects apart from the rest, adding an elegant accent to your work at the same time. The 20lb unpunched paper is available in various sizes, so you can rest assured that you'll find the perfect match for your needs. Whether you decide on the half letter size or the legal size, you'll receive 500 sheets with every order.


Ivory Unpunched Paper

If you are looking for colored paper for a presentation or report but still want to maintain a subtle and refined look, this Ivory Unpunched Binding Paper may be exactly what you need! The elegant...

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Ivory 20lb Punched Binding Paper - 500 Sheets
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Item#: PPP20DMIV

$34.01
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features

  • Premium 20lb weight ensures durability and a professional finish for all your documents.
  • 500 sheets per ream provide excellent value for extensive printing and binding projects.
  • Pre-punched for compatibility with standard binding systems, making organization effortless.
  • Elegant ivory color enhances the presentation of reports, proposals, and presentations.
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Ivory 20lb Unpunched Binding Paper - 500 Sheets
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Item#: PPP20DMIV85X11

$27.18
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features

  • Premium 20lb ivory paper for a polished and professional look
  • Unpunched design offers flexibility for various binding methods
  • 500 sheets per ream, ideal for extensive projects and presentations
  • Acid-free and lignin-free for durability and archival quality
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Frequently Asked Questions

Unpunched paper can be prepared for comb, coil, wire, VeloBind, ring binders, and other systems as long as a compatible punch is available. The broader range of binding paper can help when colour, size, weight, and punching format all need to work together. Flexibility is the main advantage because the same stock can be printed first and punched later for different jobs. However, every punch pattern requires the correct machine, die, margin, and sheet orientation. Confirm the paper size and grain direction when the document will be folded or processed further. A test stack should be punched and bound before the full run so hole alignment, page turning, and edge strength can be assessed.

Choose the weight according to page count, opacity, handling, printer limits, and the desired feel. Twenty-pound paper keeps large manuals lighter and thinner. Heavier sheets can provide better opacity and a more substantial finish, but they increase stack thickness and may require a larger binding element. Duplex jobs with heavy print coverage often benefit from additional opacity. Confirm that the printer supports the chosen weight and that the punch can handle an appropriate number of sheets per lift. A capacity stated for ordinary 20 lb paper should not be applied unchanged to 32 lb stock. Print a representative sample, measure the finished stack, and select the binding spine from actual thickness rather than sheet count alone.

Ivory creates a softer, warmer appearance and can reduce the visual contrast associated with bright white sheets. It may suit proposals, reports, certificates, historical materials, menus, or documents intended to coordinate with cream covers. The range of coloured binding paper can support projects where different sections or document types need visual distinction. Colour should still provide enough contrast for text, charts, barcodes, and scanned copies. Very light graphics may appear differently on ivory, so proofs should be reviewed under normal lighting. If the document will be copied, scanned, or archived electronically, test several pages to ensure the background tone does not affect legibility or automatic image settings.

Printing before punching usually provides more flexibility because the sheets can be loaded like ordinary paper without holes catching in the feed path. It also allows spoiled sheets to be replaced before time is spent punching them. Punching after printing requires careful page order and orientation, especially for duplex jobs. Printing pre-punched sheets can be faster for repeat production but may require a particular tray or feed direction. With unpunched stock, assemble and inspect the printed document before punching so blank pages, dividers, and section breaks remain in the correct order. Keep the punch guide fixed throughout the run and process consistent stack sizes. A short sample should be bound first to confirm margin and page movement.

Pre-punched stock is useful when the same hole pattern is used repeatedly, job quantities are large, or the available punch has limited capacity. Ivory pre-punched paper removes a separate finishing step and can provide more consistent alignment across long runs. It is less flexible because the sheets are committed to one binding pattern and must be loaded correctly into the printer. Compare the added material cost with labour, punching time, equipment wear, and waste from misaligned holes. For occasional custom jobs, unpunched paper may remain more practical. For regular manuals or reports using a fixed binding style, pre-punched stock can simplify scheduling and reduce the number of production steps.