is this paper compatible with laser printers? (I use Canon IR c3080.) Thank you.
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Most ink-jet paper is compatible with laser printers. Normally, the paper is designed to allow some penetration of the ink. Since a laser printer puts toner onto the paper and then fuses it with heat, this can work.However, with glossy photo paper, the laser printer may get the paper much too hot (when fusing the toner), so I would be seriously concerned about using this Canon Photo Paper in any laser printer. It may damage the gloss of the paper, and also the paper may stick to the fuser when heated. You would be much better served by using the correct paper for the laser printer! In most cases, this will not be as glossy as an ink-jet photo paper, but for color business graphics, is quite workable. Most ink-jet paper is compatible with laser printers. Normally, the paper is designed to allow some penetration of the ink. Since a laser printer puts toner onto the paper and then fuses it with heat, this can work.However, with glossy photo paper, the laser printer may get the paper much too hot (when fusing the toner), so I would be seriously concerned about using this Canon Photo Paper in any laser printer. It may damage the gloss of the paper, and also the paper may stick to the fuser when heated. You would be much better served by using the correct paper for the laser... » Read More Most ink-jet paper is compatible with laser printers. Normally, the paper is designed to allow some penetration of the ink. Since a laser printer puts toner onto the paper and then fuses it with heat, this can work.However, with glossy photo paper, the laser printer may get the paper much too hot (when fusing the toner), so I would be seriously concerned about using this Canon Photo Paper in any laser printer. It may damage the gloss of the paper, and also the paper may stick to the fuser when heated. You would be much better served by using the correct paper for the laser printer! In most cases, this will not be as glossy as an ink-jet photo paper, but for color business graphics, is quite workable. « Show Less
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Absolutely not! As one respondent pointed out, the fuser could do damage. In addition, the fact that lasers curl paper around their drums means the paper will crack. It's very thick and very stiff. Canon, in fact, warns against bending in the fact sheet accompanying the paper.
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The last time I checked, Epson paper can be printed on both sides with pretty good results
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Most ink-jet paper is compatible with laser printers. Normally, the paper is designed to allow some penetration of the ink. Since a laser printer puts toner onto the paper and then fuses it with heat, this can work. However, with glossy photo paper, the laser printer may get the paper much too hot (when fusing the toner), so I would be seriously concerned about using this Canon Photo Paper in any laser printer. It may damage the gloss of the paper, and also the paper may stick to the fuser when heated. You would be much better served by using the correct paper for the laser printer! In most cases, this will not be as glossy as an ink-jet photo paper, but for color business graphics, is quite workable.
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I checked on Avery's web site ,and it looks like they don't carry any greeting card stock for laser printers, but you can try it . I don't see how it would hurt. product : Avery #3378 30 cards half fold and 30 envelopes.
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I have used it only with an inkjet printer and I think it wouldn't work with a laser printer since laser printers get hot. I would look for a shrink paper specifically made to go through a laser printer.
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The package does specify that it works with color laser printers. Try doing a search with your type of printer: "inkjet laser gloss" and see what that pulls up. If this product comes up again, you might want to try it. Just make sure you load the paper properly. Directions for that are on the back of the package label.
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Print is sharp and the image is crisp with a laser printer. I would imagine it does equally well with a jet printer. This paper quality is better than any other paper that I have purchased.
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The paper is the same on both sides. It is laser and ink jet compatible. You should have any problems with the ink or printing on both sides. Thanks
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I have been using the paper on a HP Deskjet 1600c. They paper works great for this printer.
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The printer works exactly as a laser printer. The paper comes out dry and the speed is as fast as a laser.
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Hello- I am sorry but I used an ink jet printer therefore, I can't answer your question but you should not have a problem with your printer as long as it's not a laser printer.
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Nope - it's an inkjet printer - so no laser. If you want a laser printer, it would be best to search for 'laser printer'.
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DO NOT use laser printer, i just did and the pictures were all smashed and discolored. I have not tried in on regular inkjet printer yet.
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I'm sure it isn't. It is designed for ink jet printers. You might check with a camera store but I think they are completely different papers. It's a wonderful paper for ink jet printers.
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I believe it can. I have mostly Ink Jet products and have printed from my Laser printer at work on occasion. The INK JET ink will stick/adhere better to this paper than the Laser specific magnet sheets, which is why they make products specially for Ink Jet. Trying to use a Laser specific prod in an Ink Jet printer amy not yield best results.
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Yes. I print double sided on this paper quite often using a sharp laser printer. It prints beautifully.
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I don't know - I have alway used it for an inkjet printer but I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be suitable for a laser printer.
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This answer is a qualified no! If you look at the box the paper comes in, you will note "Ink Jet" printed on the right side front. There is a significant difference in the chemistry and process between a laser printer and an inkjet printer. You may be able to run it through the laser, but it will likely smear and take many hours to dry if it doesn't smear. There are papers made for laser printers, but your best bet is to buy an inkjet printer. It's an inkjet world! Ron
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You can't print on regular photo paper using a Laser printer. You need to purchase Laser photo paper and the photo's printed on my Xerox 6500 are of excellent quality.