Formulaire commercial Avery 1733

Avery 1733 business form is a two-part professional form designed to simplify document handling in office and commercial environments. The set includes white and yellow sheets in A5 format (148 mm x 210 mm), supplied in packs of 40 sheets. The pre-cut, aligned layout supports clear separation of original and copy, making it suitable for invoices, delivery notes, reports and internal records where legible duplicates are required.

Advantages

The two-color format (white and yellow) provides instant visual distinction between original and duplicate without additional labeling. A5 size keeps documents compact and easy to store while still providing sufficient space for itemized entries and notes. The sheets are produced to standard dimensions for compatibility with common folders and filing systems, and the consistent paper weight ensures clean printing and writing with pens and laser or inkjet printers that accept cut forms.

Suitable for

• Invoicing and sales documentation
• Delivery notes and proof of receipt
• Internal records and administrative forms
• Small-business order forms and service reports

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (148 mm x 210 mm)
• Color: white and yellow (two-part)
• Sheets per pack: 40
• Layout: two-part duplicate form (original + copy)
• Suitable for writing and printing on standard office printers and copiers

How to use

Place the Avery 1733 form in the appropriate tray or on a flat surface depending on your method of filling. For manual completion, write clearly on the top sheet; the duplicate will record the same entries on the second sheet. For printed documents, verify your printer supports cut forms of A5 size and adjust page settings to A5 before printing. Separate the two parts along the perforation if required and file the original and copy according to your documentation process.

Recommendations

Store packs flat and away from moisture to maintain paper quality. When printing, test one sheet to confirm alignment and printer feed before running the full batch. Use ballpoint or rollerball pens for clearer handwritten entries and avoid heavy ink saturation that may cause bleedthrough.