Continuous Cheques
Continually secure
A number of our customers prefer to use continuous cheques whater than their laser alternatives. Reasons why they might maintain their use of continuous cheques:
Multi-part forms are more secure:
- A carbonless copy is always a true copy of the original.
- Alterations to carbonless copies are easily detected.
- There is less opportunity for mischief with a carbonless copy of the original. Example: With laser printers, dishonest employees can create fraudulent file "copies" of invoices or purchase orders and then keep overpayments or over-quantities of received goods.
Multi-part forms cost less to use:
- Continual use and overuse of laser printers leads to excess toner and repair expenses.
- Running multi-part continuous forms through an impact printer is faster and more economical than a standard laser printer.
- Overuse of photocopiers to make copies of laser printer forms originals is also expensive in terms of labour, toner and repair expenses.
Benefits of Continuous Cheques:
- Improve your payment processes
- Save time
- Print cheque and remittance in one process
- Improve your corporate image by getting your corporate logo and colours into the market place
- Easier Reconciliation
Available Product Specifications
- Colour Options: 1, 2, 3, 4 spot colours or 4 colour process
- Printed Sizes: 72mm, 93mm, 108mm, 140mm, 148mm, 152mm, 186mm, 216mm, 280mm, 297mm & 304mm
- Number of parts available: up to 6
- Printed sides: 1 or 2
- Printed Stock: Frangible, Scanright or Datafuse
| We are a fully accredited APCA (Australian Payments Clearing Association) cheque printer. We will obtain Bank Approval on your behalf at no extra charge and guarantee that your cheques will be APCA Publication 11.5.1 compliant. |  |
The following numbering options are available
- Arabic
- MICR
- OCR (A & B)
Available Security Features
- Sensitised Security Paper. The Paper is chemically sensitised to react against tampering.
- Datafuse & Frangible Paper. Includes all of the above features plus the Paper includes fluorescent fibres and rips when having sticky tape applied.
- UV Features. The ink may only be seen under a UV lamp and is not visible under normal light
- Solvent Sensitive Inks. The ink reacts to organic solvents, providing a visual alert that tampering may have occurred.
- Artificial Watermark. A printed watermark that cannot be duplicated by scanners or copiers.
- Fine Line Security Pattern. Used in the background of a cheque in a subtle ink colour.
- Custom Micro Printing. Miniature type that can only be read when magnified and cannot be duplicated by a copier.
- Warning Bands. To state to the person viewing the document that the cheque is protected, thus curbing possible forgery attempts before they start.
- Vignettes. Creates a fading effect of dark to light. Used with subtle colours and extremely difficult to scan.