Is ZINK paper damaged by airport xray machine? I want to travel with mine but do not want to ruin the paper.
524324
I don't think it would be damaged. I believe the technology uses heat inside the printer similar to a receipt at a store.
524325
I didn't have any problems when I went to Europe, and having the printer with us was so fun!!
524326
No took it to the Orient without any problems. Normal xray machines are ok.
524327
No, but I would recommend that you keep it in your carry on rather than checking it, because the luggage hold of many planes will get too cold for its temperature restrictions. (See more in my review of traveling with the Pogo paper here: https://www.amazon.com/review/RP1SY5RN1KW6Y/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm )
2080728
Yes it sure is. Of course you have to put it through the xray machine as carry on.
1197828
The only issue I've had with the ADF is if I try to do duplex scanning with wrinkled paper, but that's not a printer defect :)That said, I don't usually scan large documents so I may simply have not hit this issue.
503455
If you mean damage to the scanning element, that isn't an issue for document scanners. Unlike a flatbed scanner, the scanning element is fixed in place and the document is moved past the element to capture the scan. Really, the only moving parts are those that feed the document through. I have a Fujitsu portable document scanner that I've carried in my backpack for over a year with no damage (it is stored in a carrying case, but that is mostly to prevent cosmetic damage).
1636770
In order to not have the paper crack, you would need to have it scored. That is the same with any paper of this weight. I used it for Wedding invites and programs.
418891
Make sure nothing is jammed in thereNo torn piece of paper ?Never had problem
1779438
I am not aware of this, I shredded the numerous papers I had, and then stopped. Perhaps if you are shredding for a long while, there might be concern about overheating, but I have not shredded long enough for this to occur, nor did I read anything about that in other reviews. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
1107578
TSA agents are trained and tested daily to catch "Wallet Knives" on the xray. This looks like a wallet knife so their search is justified. When they see that it is not a knife then it will be ok. If they say its not ok than they are wrong and you can ask to speak to a supervisor or manager. If you have this on you when you go through security, you should know they are going to search it, so common sense should tell you to take it out and place it in a bowl so they see it without going through your belongings. It also says box "opener" not box "cutter"
1198939
The paper is extremely durable, but is intended for "one time use". It cannot be wiped and re-drawn on, however. Hope that helped.
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
1109361
The following statement is from Fuji's data sheet for this film: Airport baggage inspection equipment use X-rays that may cause irreparable damage to film, including streaking in the final photos. It is thus recommended that you present film packs and loaded cameras to airport security personnel for visual inspection when passing through a baggage check.
745885
I have traveled with these cameras in carryon luggage many times, in this country and in Europe, with no damage to the film. I customarily have my photos from them produced as a CD and printed copies...I use Walmart developing service.
1535601
This should NOT be possible for at least two reasons. First, the scanner's sensors/software would consider an envelope to be a "double sheet feed", flag it as an error condition and terminate the scan. Second, the stated maximum paper thickness/weight the scanner can accept is 20 pound. The envelope itself, let alone a stuffed one will likely exceed that thickness.
1141412
The instructions don't specify usage of one, so I haven't used a carrier with this laminator. In answering your question, I am laminating without the use of a carrier and haven't encountered any problems. No glue ruining the rollers. Hope this answer helps.
2078601
I just tried that out... Something like a drivers license did scan, but with some persuasion... It's not perfect because of the rigidness of the card and the fact the paper-path has a slight bend to it. Flatbed most definitely recommended for that. Something flimsier like an insurance card went through fine.
2185950
I don't know but I've never had a problem with any rolls of paper from any source and I've used quite a few rolls and locations, usually from Staples bu tthis has worked out well. Hope this helps
367610
Yes, there should be small plastic rods inside the aluminum rail that grip the paper. If yours does not, then I'd return it for replacement or refund.