Has anyone tried putting through stuffed envelopes through the straight paper path?
1535601
This should NOT be possible for at least two reasons. First, the scanner's sensors/software would consider an envelope to be a "double sheet feed", flag it as an error condition and terminate the scan. Second, the stated maximum paper thickness/weight the scanner can accept is 20 pound. The envelope itself, let alone a stuffed one will likely exceed that thickness.
1953451
I would assume it can but I don't know for sure. We are printing small Avery postal labels with it and it does have a straight through paper path.
1757637
I did it with covers that have only a couple of pages but they are tight. Wouldn't try it with thicker booklets.
1276711
Yes If you look between the paper area and the control area it has a tray that opens and allows envelopes etc. Hope that helps
1340443
Yes you can, depending on the thickness. The anti-jam feature does the same thing I used to do manually with my old shredder: rewind and retry...it "bites" through the thicker envelopes (but keep it in reason!).
618170
Certainly, with proper address and adequate postage... But this doesn't mean it is smart to do so. Keep in mind they are transparent, so the contents of the envelope will be visible to people you don't even know! And the envelope doesn't seal closed.
60245
I just tried the cardboard on back of a legal pad and no problem. The opening in not large so the thickness would be limited. A standard cardboard box, I would say no.
1381995
I think it depends on the type of surface. I've re-positioned on envelopes, but not sure about other surfaces.
673281
I have not been able to. It just says paper jam. So far 32lb paper is the thickest it handles. It recognizes everything else as paper jam or it just feeds it though without printing
466190
Hi, I have these envelopes. They nice. I can fit in each envelope about 80 pages comfortably. If I strained the snap, I could probably get a full 100 documents in them.
689836
No, but I know how helpful that is. I usually glue a sturdy and trimmed correct sized envelope onto the inside of the back cover for all those little tid bits that I don't want to input into my phone book.
2014187
The printer is very new to me, so I just tried 2 envelopes. While the printing was fine, both envelopes were "crinkled" at the left edge. They would be usable in the mail, but it is disappointing to see that they did not feed cleanly.
1083601
Yes, but it's a little wonky. You take the full-sized pouch and place your items at the folded end, then insert that end into the machine. After the items are laminated, you'll have to cut them out with scissors or an exacto knife, being careful to leave a little border of plastic around them. I did this with several small cards when I first unpacked the laminator.
133801
I suppose you can, I have never done it before.Hint: didn't like that these envelopes didn't have enough glue to seal, had to add tape.
262368
Yes I have put thick envelopes and staples through it. We're happy with it. Oh, it's also really quiet.
858130
You can feed envelopes thru the fold-down tray in front but the envelopes come out curled and wrinkled, in my experience. The HP 400 does a better job at this.
1101162
Just adjust the slides to fit the envelope you choose. It will feed it right through. You'll need to adjust the print screen depending on the orientation you choose for the envelope.