Is this heavy enough (or too heavy) to use for postcards?
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Hello SunnyTN! 1 sheet of Wausau Paper Index Card stock weighs out at 11 grams. I have previously purchased Avery brand Inkjet Postcard/Index card stock, and 1 sheet weighs out to 9 grams. I'd say the Wausau Paper Index card stock would make a perfect postcard!
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I think it would be heavy enough for post cards. I have never used it for that purpose but I cut an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet in half to make two cards with it.
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No and No......It is 32lb. paper....5-% heavier than 20lb......I use them to make single-sided real estate flyers with my inkjet. There is some slight bleed-thru where I place the half=page photo of the home. A Sharpie would bleed thru immediately...
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I think it can. I print onto postcards so if your print program can input paper size then it should work.
797674
a normal size 6x4 post card will fit well.....there is paper but it can easily be removed
952192
Hi Kat - just used it to weigh my letters yesterday - it weighs in just tenthsof an ounce, so you can easily check to see if you need more postage -this item is a small giant!
615568
I think so, but you might want to contact the merchant to be sure. I use in school when I need to demonstrate small science experiments for my primary students, so it's never had to bear anything really heavy. Susan
829370
I have a print shop and have used just about every weight of this paper! The text weight isn't great, it is only a bit thicker than copy paper and dents really bad and easily! With the cardstock, try to stay around 88lb or 92lb because some of their shimmer papers over 100lb won't run through even my best printers.
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I would think so. There is a weight limit, if you can somehow figure out how much the papers weigh it would help.
1904181
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 would say they are a bit thinner; certainly thinner than the average travel postcard, but they aren't what I would call "flimsy," either. If I recall correctly, regular paper is about 20#, regular postcards are about 80#, and I'm guessing these are about 50#. My duplex laser printer printed on both sides easily. I don't think it would have handled heavier weights that easily.
939987
Yes. I use it in an envelope with pictures so they won't get folded or bent.
1921084
Great for sending homemade cards, but not real thick. So guess my answer would have to be NO. Sorry. When I make cards, you can see some of the clip art/print through the sealed envelope. Bob
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The 100 lb weight was too thick- I got only a partial punch-through even when I leaned on the punch. The lower weight card stock works very well for me (the weight you get in scrapbook paper kits). Very thin paper (like printer paper) scrunches up, but with care you can punch it and carefully ease it out. Hope this helps.
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It would work fine, but the cost of ink would probably outweigh the benefit of the fast printing. Ink tanks are small. I would recommend you print postcards at: (cheap, fast, and good quality):http://www.psprint.com/affiliate/index.asp?offer=219&affiliate;=CD1751
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It is 110pts. I used it for luncheon programs. It might work as postcards. it"s pretty sturdy.
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No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
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yes. i used this for my wedding for people to sign instead of a guest book. its about as thick as cardstock, but flexible. very strong.