For the 11 x 17 manual feed, how many sheets can be stacked?
1282623
I really don't know, since I had enough of a problem feeding 1-sheet manual of 8.5x11
1830686
Sorry this doesn't come with the type of stackable capability you are looking for. You will need to manually feed the legal size paper.
126214
Yes, it is for 8 x 11 sheets, it has tags for: meats, salads/vegetables. Fish/seafood, poultry, pasta/grains, desserts/Breads, Cakes/cookies etc.... Very nice product.Charles
1122681
Built in to the tray is a small slot for manual feed. I have not had any jams so far. Paper path is reasonably straight.
1122682
There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's... » Read More There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. « Show Less
1906030
I have no idea how many sheets it holds. But mine has expanded to approx 7" at the base with more room for expansion. Hope this is helpful.
950184
I can fit 17 standard on top and 17 on bottom. So the whole thing can hold up to 34 =)
1908818
I only use a cover sheet on 3mil. My machine requires I do so. Maybe you can check your machine directions?
510855
I only have 3 sheets and use them all at the same time. One rack for each and it works out just fine.
2025410
Yes it does! It can auto-feed single- and double-sided documents up to 11"x17".
680752
250-sheet input tray, 150-sheet output tray (optional second 250-sheet input tray)
1471377
I haven't had it fully loaded, but I've had 5 plates on each side and there was room for at least one more on each side. It really depends on how thick your plates are. With thinner 45's I'm pretty sure you can get 7 on each side, as some of my plates are a bit thicker than normal.
1244555
You can place a stack of 50-100 sheets of paper in the tray. You do not have to feed them individually.
52186
There is a sheet feeder that will handle most sizes but you can only print one sheet at a time.
581684
Not having used it on such quantities before I just did a little 'action research' and found that 20 sheets was a bit over the limit. It worked very well with 10.
1816029
I am unsure. I have only worked with the 8 1/2 x 11. For sure, it will not do the 11x17, but unsure about the legal size. However, I am so pleased with my binding machines. It works great and I love it. It is so convenient for me since I do a lot of binding. Don't have to run to office max anymore to have my binding done.
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.