Does this paper work well with laser printers? We're upgrading from an inkjet and I understand not all paper gets good results with a laser printer...
1106602
Yes paper is paper and works with anything, don't have a laser so I don't know really !!!!
1106603
I cant help you, my printer is a inkjet . However its great paper for the price I'm very happy with it . Good luck sorry I could not help .Happy New Year
1981508
The printer works exactly as a laser printer. The paper comes out dry and the speed is as fast as a laser.
1199273
That kind of problem doesn't normally happen with lasers, except under certain circumstances which I haven't tested on this model (transparencies or immediate double-sided printing of hot paper). On your inkjet, you might try one of HP's "color lock" papers, or try some other paper type declarations in your print dialog. The print driver should put different amounts of ink on the page depending on the type of paper you tell it you are using.
959686
Wouldn't it have been simpler if you stated what model printer you had? However, I have been using this same paper for years, Epson's, Canon, Lexmark, and HP. Never any bleeding, on any printer. It is good paper.
1614870
I've used it in a dell printer but if you're printing more than a few copies at a time, it seemed to get jammed up. That could be an issue with my printer, but it only does that with this paper. Printing one copy at a time, it seemed to do just fine.
1301125
All inkjet printers will work. No laser just plain old inkjet ink. I use epson 1400's and I refill my own cartridges and have done 100's of the prints.
1412787
Note: please make sure it specifically says "for inkjet printer". Otherwise it will not work (the Shrinky Dink for Inkjet's surface is rougher than the regular type so the ink will actually grab onto the plastic). Also, never EVER use a laser printer!! This is directly from the Graphix' Shrink Film FAQs page:
1753002
I have never used a laser printer - always an ink jet. But if you do t mind experimenting I Would try one. Your printer will let you know soon enough. Rember Jacquard states they are compatible with ink jet printers. You could text Jacquard and/ or your printer's manufacturer. I have had great success with 6 picture quilts using ink jet printets. But I am dating enough to try a laser if you get no response from Jacquard or printer manufacturer
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Hi,Most printers can handle this paper. My printer is an HP 1020 and I always have used it with excellent results. If you check into the HP web site it may give you better information.John
1411518
With a laser printer I did not have this issue. I would guess that on an inkjet printer the issue would vary by ink manufacturer.
1128389
I believe that you need to use the inkjet paper with an inkjet printer. Heat sets toner from a laser printer, while inkjet just usually dries. So the papers will be a bit different to hold the ink used (inkjet versus laser toner - usually a powder) since this paper then gets submitted to intense heat to transfer to fabrics.
1124471
The only printer I ever used with this paper was an HP ink jet all-in-one color printer. I had no problems with it.
447131
I use it in my inkjet all the time. It's a little heavier than most printer paper. I think it's good for resumes and such.
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It doesn't say that you can't, although I would be worried about the heat of the laser printer damaging the paper, or the ink not sticking properly to the glossy surface and causing overspray. I probably wouldn't try it with my 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.
202511
No, you can't use this paper for inkjet printers. This paper is for laser printers that use toner, not ink.
610692
I printed an entire color photo book with this paper. I love it. Since its laser, there wouldn't be any bleed anyway. Toner is basically dry.