I frequently use HP Glossy Presentation Paper. It is 48 lb. Any ideas as to whether this machine would handle this well &amp; without a lot of jamming?
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It will likely jam. I purchased the machine to fold 40lb. brochure paper and it jams after the first page. I spoke with the company that the machine came from and the manufacturer and was told by both that it is really only meant to fold normal copy paper. The description would lead you to believe otherwise. This is only a good purchase if you are intending on only folding one page letters for which it works great.
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I have a HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025dn Printer which weights about 90 lbs and it has be problem on my stand.
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I've had no problems with it feeding thick card stock paper. I've used French Paper #100 weight which is really dense and it feed & prints nicely. But I also recommend printing in small batches.
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I print on 280g (about 120lb) specialized coated papers and it works great.
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No Problem. THe one I had was the LP126CN. Its really designed for a commercial office with multiple users so its HEAVY and large for a home type office, but as an all around printer its worth the hassle of moving in and making room. Mine died and I couldn't find another one available that weekend so I bought the Xerox due to the document demand I had due. Its not as good as a die sublimation photo printer or one of the photo dedicated epsons and canons but it gives results that surprised me coming out of a business printer.
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I love mine. It works beautifully on white paper. Thick paper works, but it takes some muscle.
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I have never tried that application. However, I am extremely satisfied with this printer and can't see why the heavier paper would pose a problem.
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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
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Once or twice a month, I print on 100# or 67# heavy 8-1/2x11 paper. For this reply, I just printed a page containing color photos and an org chart using Word shapes. I printed it on both 100# and 20# paper and the quality is excellent and indistinguishable between the regular paper and the heavy paper. If you are printing heavy paper every day, I don't know if it would cause problems; I've never had a jam or the like. With 100#, the single-sheet manual feed may not pick up the page, so I simply place the 100# sheet in the paper tray.
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M. Beucler, I would suggest getting a Dell color laser 1660w printer which goes for $149. The starter cartridges that come with it don't last very long but music scores shouldn't use up much toner. The paper is great and I get crisp clean copies. I've had a lot of experience with printing. My big HP laser handles that paper for two sided printing of brochures with no problem either so good luck with your decision. That price is really good too.
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We regularly use ours to print on 130# cover without problems as long as it's fed through the rear slot one by one. This is one of two printers we've found that can handle the very heavy weight of our paper!
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Guess my previous andswer got sent before I was ready! Manual indicates 17 to 28 pound paper. I see other responder has used heavier paper apparently with no problem. I have not tried that.
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It handles envelopes just fine.Be aware of off brand toners. I used some and they leaked. When I went back to the HP toner the printer would now longer accept them. I am still looking to fix this machine so if you know anyone that can help let me know.
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The printer is not good for thicker cover weight paper. I tried 67# and it curled tighter than a tootsie roll, basically unusable. And the duplexer jammed every single time. The duplexer will not processes paper over standard weight. I'm disappointed. I'd appreciate recommendations of a printer that prints flat 2 sided on thicker paper.
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It is a great little machine. I prepare opwrating manuals with it. it take standard 8 by 11 1/2 paper of any weight. Next you must purchase the width. The width you select will be dependent upon he thickness of the document you prepare. Mine are in teh 1/4 inche range which will handle about 30 to 40 pages of 32 lb paper. Verry professional look.
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I do not know about 110lb, but I have used this printer and the 540. We use 32lb paper with zero problems, and the lighter weight, 20lb, frequently jams. I have used HP and Canon as well.
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I called Epson directly with this question, and the rep said "To be honest...." this printer isn't really designed to handle the "stiffer" paper, like cardstock for greeting cards or business cards. I appreciate their honesty! because I was all set to get this printer, but it turns out it isn't designed with one of the major functions I want. ((Weird -- it makes coloring book pages and prints on DVDs -- but won't print on cardstock?!)Back to the drawing board.....