i have 2.25 thermal paper. It is double, white &amp; yellow copies. Will my new XE-A407 use this type of paper?
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the new XE-A407 thermal papetr only single no double white & yellow copies .
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Hi, Are you sure you want the d7260 inkjet. (White and with a bunch of card slots up in the top right side?) If so, you probably want the EPPS117275 duplexer. If you meant the office jet 7610 or 7110. The most recent wide paper printers , yes it is. I use it on the Office jet 7610.
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It uses thermal paper only, just to be clear. The rolls are 4 1/8" wide and 98 inches long. The precut sheets are 4 1/8" x 5 3/4". Because thermal paper deteriorates over time, you probably do not want to buy old stocks of the stuff made for this printer but some cash registers, etc. use this width. When I had mine years ago, I tried some narrower paper and it did not work too well.
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Yes, it should. The standard paper that the Ict250 uses is 2 1/4"W x 50'L This roll is 2 1/4W x 85'L. They are both thermal paper. The only difference is that this is 35' longer which means that the roll will be a little fatter... If your machine can handle a little bigger roll that the standard one, this product should work fine. I use this paper in a hypercom T7 plus and a Verifone Omni 3200se... I hope this helps..
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Just unpacking mine, believe that one black cartridge is for photo only, i.e. the small one that matches the color ones. Large one lower quality for general text use.Try double checking one of the computer mags on this....LPS my concern is that directions say standard computer paper only in front tray, back tray for quality photo paper. And that 4 x 6 is only photo size that works?????Any input appreciated, I M on hold now, its only unpacked....
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I purchased this paper to use with heat press and I use it with Sublimation Ink only and a Ricoh printer so I'm not certain what 'regular' inks will suffice.
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Yes the NCR Thermal Receipt fits my canon calculator. I don't know about the xea207
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No - it's just a single layer of paper. Assuming you have a calculator or cash register that uses thermal printing, heat is what makes the mark on the paper, it won't work with the 2-part (carbonless) impact printers.
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I use 4x6 direct thermal labels, but the printer can take any rolls of thermal media up to 4" wide, so you could load it with thermal receipt paper if you wanted to. There are several links to compatible labels on the printer's product page.
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sorry, I didn't try that printer. But I find the yellow and blue cartridge is not working anymore on my XP400. My printer cannot recognize it and I need to buy original Epson ink again. I DON'T recommend this product.
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The .pdf specs sheet off HP's site says the following paper weights are supported: Weights: Multipurpose tray 1: 16 to 47 lb (up to 58 lb with HP laser glossy photo papers) Input trays 2 and 3: 16 to 43 lb (up to 47 lb with postcards, up to 58 lb with HP laser glossy photo papers) Automatic duplexer: 16 to 43 lb The .pdf with all the specs is here: http://www.shopping.hp.com/shopping/pdf/cb495a.pdf
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I have dual burners in my computer, and they burn just fine. How ever I use a Epson printer that prints my 45 style label on it.
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I am confused - it says on the specs above that it has automatic double side printing. Did they change it?
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I ordered Avery Self-Adhesive Laminating Roll 24in x 600in B000061C71 This worked well. I have two rolls of this type of laminating paper I could send to you, as I do not use this laminator anymore. it did not work with my specific needs. Let me know if interested. I paid $38 dollars for ea roll. I would send to you for free...just ask for shipping costs. sqawnie@hotmail.com
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I use it to print black/white reports and color handouts on a regular basis using standard 92 bright 20# paper (standard copy paper) while "on the road" visiting accounts. I HAVE used it for photos on rare occasions, but I use it mostly for business.
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I am not sure what the results would be. Usually papers of this quality are designed for the Epson's printers, as paper of similar quality are designed for the Canon printers. I would suggest that you consider using Canon paper with the Canon printer, just look for a matte paper that is considered fine art paper. Also be sure that you get the correct profile for that paper, results are very dependent on the profiles that are designed by the printer/paper manufactures.
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I have the queen version, and just use regular sheets. I'd imagine it's the same for double but am not certain.