Does it handle cheap, flimsy bond (copier) paper without jamming?
1195004
I have not had a problem with paper jamming with this copier, I own two of them. But I took note that at the very outset, both copiers were guilty of crumpling the edge of documents being fed. I detected that aligning the documents edge to the right side of the feeder eliminated that problem. Overall, the copier is easy to use, time saving, copy & printing quality is great, one or two instances of paper jamming over a two months period which I consider to be normal. Hope I was able to assist.
1201616
I have not had any problems with jamming. This is the slowest printer I have ever seen and has many other negatives but I have experienced no jamming paper problems.
2195080
It folds regular paper with ease and where you want it. So if the perf is on the half or one /third of the page, it should be no problem.
2078004
Absolutely YES ... this thing, although slightly cheap (it's from China, duh) is quite well engineered and appears that it will serve you well for quite a while. The pull "chains" are the weakest point in the system. They are snap-together plastic and I think that will be the first thing to fail. Otherwise it is a very decent product. The way the sleeves expand to hold the roll of paper is simple and functional ... all good stuff!
812818
Not based on operation manuals that are included. However it really only does a reasonable job on flat copy/ print paper. Don't try to load docs or envelopes that are uneven or folded, as they just jam up.
56441
We have only used it a few times. Purchased end of November. It did jam with not that many papers.
2086761
We have one attached to our HP OfficeJet 7610 and have printed thousands of double-sided pages without any trouble. Very thick paper or cardstock can cause trouble with any duplexer so be sure to check the specs for maximum paper thickness. Regular 20 to 28 lb paper has been working for us for some time. Cleaning the paper feed rollers from time to time using a Q-Tip dampened with rubbing alcohol seems to work well to keep paper feeds even and straight. It works as if it had come with the printer to begin with.
1466120
No, both sides are fairly flimsy, I'm not sure how well they would go through a copier.
163686
I have . The major problem is you can't put very much paper in shut and it jams frequently.
1660123
none! That's the beauty! It cuts and folds the paper in a very clever way, meaning you don't need staples at all!
857231
After all, it is a machine and can do just so much. It does shred unopened envelopes to a degree; as for papers at an angle, as long as there aren't too many at a time, it should be OK. It will stop if whatever you feed is too much for it to handle - so you just have to reverse, pull out and half what you put in. I still think it's an amazing machine!
2149804
Sorry. Never tried it. I suspect it can jst like any other copier. But the quality? Dont know. Otherwise very well thought out.
1673131
Yes. It copies two sided documents on to two sides or one sided docs onto two sides, without having to manually flip papers.
1135192
Yes. But if you are not going to fax scan or print you should get a less expensive copier
912881
I have successfully laminated two sheets of 65lb card stock together in a pocket. One would think that if the paper were too thick the machine wouldn't accept it, but I have not experienced any problems.
132822
I have had no issues with thin paper and different weight with 5 and more pages no issues with jamming.
1442086
This stapler can handle 50-75 pieces of 20# paper easily; maybe more. I used Munix Heavy Duty 9/16" 23/15-h staples. The stapler does the job!