FSC 7530                                                         JCP G05
               CHEMICAL WOOD FORMS BOND, WHITE AND COLORED
Bond Paper                                              February 1, 1999
                        (30% postconsumer fiber)
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Use information: This paragraph is informational only and is not 
    exclusively definitive of the end use.
  For face only offset and flexographic printing of marginally punched 
continuous open forms, including multiple copies, principally on web-
type presses. Printed matter may include ruled forms with text, line 
illustrations, and continuous tones. Slitting and pasting are included 
in press capabilities. End use of the paper is generally on impact-type 
computer printers, and mechanical bursters and decollators.
  
Stock: Groundwood pulp, not to exceed 1 pct.

    Note: Not less than 30 pct postconsumer fiber. Any percent over 30 
  percentage points, is encouraged, provided that the requirements of 
  this Standard are met.

Grammage (g/m\2\).................................................   35/38   40/45/50    55/60       68       75

  Basis weight: 17 by 22
  inches, 500 sheets
  (pounds)........................................................    9/10   11/12/13    15/16       18       20

  A tolerance of 5 pct shall be allowed.

Bursting strength:

  Average, not less than
  (kPa)...........................................................      40         50       60       80      100

  Equivalent (lb/in\2\)...........................................       6          8        9       12       15

Pick resistance: Average, each side, not less than 10-A Dennison wax 
  number.
    No individual specimen shall average less than 8-A Dennison wax 
  number.

    Note: Printed forms are used on impact-type computer printers and 
  the above pick values define the degree of resistance to linting and 
  dusting demanded of these forms.
Opacity: Average, not
  less than (percent)..............................................       78       80       80       80       80

  No individual speci- men shall average  less than (percent)......       76       78       78       78       78
Thickness: Average (mm)............................................  .......    0.060    0.075    0.085    0.095
  Equivalent (inch)................................................  .......   0.0024   0.0030   0.0033   0.0037
    A tolerance of 0.008 mm (0.0003 inch) shall be allowed. 
  Paper shall be uniform and shall not vary more than 0.011 mm (0.0004 
  inch) from one edge to the other.
Ruling and writing qualities: Lines ruled and characters written with 
  ball point and felt tip pens shall be clear cut and free from 
  excessive feathering.
General appearance: Paper shall conform to the standard sample(s) 
  adopted by the Government.
  Color: The paper in the order (or publication) shall be uniform with a 
  brightness not less than 79 pct for the white paper. The color 
  variation shall not exceed DE(CIELAB)=1.0.
    For colored stock, paper shall match one of the established 
  standards. Standards are blue, buff, green, goldenrod, pink, salmon, 
  or yellow. Colors shall not fade or transfer (rub off) and shall 
  appear even and uniform on the surface of the sheet. The commercial 
  standards for the colors are applicable, unless otherwise specified 
  that the color shall conform to the Government standard color sample. 
  Stock shall not be 2-sided. Color coordinates for selected standards 
  are included in Part 3.
    Note: When specifying paper intended for forms which are to be 
  processed on copying machines, tinted paper should not be used.
  Finish and formation: Shall be uniform.
  Cleanliness: The dirt count for each side of the paper shall not 
  exceed 650 specks per square meter. No sample sheet (600 to 650 cm\2\ 
  in size) shall contain more than one defect with an equivalent area of 
  0.25 mm\2\ or greater.
Sampling and testing: Shall be conducted in accordance with standards in 
  Part 2, Government Paper Specification Standards.
                                     

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 Unless otherwise specified, the following is automatically waived when 
  printing or duplicating is to be accomplished on commercial contract
Sizing: Paper shall be surface- and internal-sized suitable for 
  satisfactory printing on both sides of the paper on high-speed heat-
  set web offset presses equipped with continuous flow or brush 
  dampening systems.

Tensile strength: Average, not less than--
  Machine direction (kN/m)...  1.5        1.6      1.7      1.8      1.9
  Cross direction (kN/m).....  0.5        0.6      0.7      0.8      0.9
    Equivalent--
  Machine direction(kg/in)...  3.9        4.1      4.4      4.6      4.9
  Cross direction (kg/in)....  1.4        1.6      1.8      2.1      2.3

Color: Shall match the Government's standard sample for color. A 
  deviation of DE(CIELAB)=3.0 from the color standard for white and 2.0 
  for colored stocks is allowed. A color difference 1.0 DE unit between 
  felt and wire sides is permitted.

Curl: Paper shall lie flat with either no tendency to curl or with a 
  curl which can be overcome under reasonable working conditions.

Surface: Shall be free from lint, fuzz, or any particles which will 
  pick, lift, fluff, or pile on the blanket under normal press 
  conditions.
Size and trim: Rolls: Roll width and diameter shall be as ordered. A 
  tolerance of 2 mm (\1/16\ inch) shall be allowed for width 
  and 26 mm (1 inch) for diameter.
Roll winding: Roll paper shall be tightly wound at eventension and shall 
  not contain more than the specified maximum number of splices per 
  roll. The number of splices permitted per roll is determined by the 
  roll diameter as ordered. On rolls 1,016 mm (40 inches) or less, a 
  maximum of three splices per roll shall be allowed. On rolls over 
  1,016 mm (40 inches), a maximum of four splices per roll shall be 
  allowed. Splices shall be neatly and securely overlap-pasted and made 
  with a repulpable adhesive which will not permit the splice to 
  separate while passing through a drying oven maintained at 200  deg.C. 
  The adhesive may be applied from a tape form backing, provided the 
  backing is removed, leaving only the adhesive component on the splice. 
  The adhesive shall not cause the splice to adhere to adjacent laps. 
  The tails of the splices shall be neatly and evenly removed without 
  damage to adjacent laps. Splices shall be flagged at both ends with 
  projecting colored markers, not pasted to the splice, or otherwise 
  clearly marked.
Pressroom conditions: The bulk of this paper will be used in air-
  conditioned pressrooms maintained at 24  deg.C 2  deg.C 
  and 45 pct 8 pct relative humidity.