What are the dimensions for printing the cover wrap?
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They are the same as the standard 14mm cases. You can measure any one of them to get the inches or mm size.
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That depends upon the material your printing on. I use hundred and ten weight card stock. With that try 7.5 inch by 10.5. It is hard to get in the sleeve but anything less looks funny when the case is closed.
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It's just a standard case for the outside cover. They made the inside slim to slip in the two extra disks. But any cover you'd make for a standard single cover works on this as far as I remember (I use multiple brands).
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The front is 5 1/8" X 7 1/4"To wrap around is 7 1/4" X 11"I have been very happy with the quality of this product.I just ordered 50 more.
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They have a 14mm spine, just like a regular single disc dvd case. My covers are 10.80 inches wide, 5.12" for front and back and 0.56" for the spine. The height of the cover is 7.25". This fits perfectly.
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I use Paint Shop Pro 6 to assemble the artwork for dvd cases. If you need the pixel dimensions and size of front and back graphic area let me know and I will look it up for you. Somewhere in my desk it is
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About the size of a regular size paper 8 & 1/2 x's 11 and about 4 inches deep or 5
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Chart is 34x44---actual chart printing area It is about 36x48 with extra paper and area that can be trimmed off
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19 Inches by 16 inches by 8 1/2 inches high. 19 Inches across the front and 16 inches on each side. I have it comfortably over a Cannon Pixma printer. It is loose fitting so it sits nicely on top. Sorry about all the different answers but I measured seam to seam and that is what I came up with. Hope this helps.
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John,Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com
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1" wide x ~3/16" thick x ~4-3/8" long ... be sure to pass along info on any handle cover you should find :-)
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The one I bought is about 8.5 x11. just big enough to put a regular size sheet of paper in.
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Approximately the size of a paperback. Exact measurements can be found on the company website...great product
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We used regular 8 1/2 x 11 copy paper. I don't know if hard covers are available with this machine. We used clear plastic.
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I don't know the dimensions but it will absolutely not hold a printer. I put a lamp and pencil/pen holder up there.
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the printer has a slooping front, so the actual space needed is 15.75 inches wide and7.5 inches deep. front opens for printed pages to slide out and the height is 10 incheswith paper feed open. the unit prints well and fairly quiet. hope it helps...
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The cover of my 12 x 12 binder measures 13" height, 15" wide by 3". Hope this helps.
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This dust cover's pretty much a big, strong rectangle with flaps, and so the flaps allow flexibility to cover many different sizes and shapes of printers. Since I don't own the same model printer as yours, don't know about your machine's dimensions...but here's what I did...plus a handy work-around: 1.Get a piece of regular letter-sized paper; 2.Visit HP website, and type in your specific printer model, find the printer dimensions and *be sure* to write them down --btw the printer dimensions are sometimes found by clicking off a tab from the main printer description page, sometimes not; 3. Compare the dimensions your wrote down from the HP website for your printer model to the Amazon seller's dustcover description. ALTERNATIVE: Don't have a ruler to measure your own printer/all-in-one? Or...Can't find your printer/all-in-one model dimensions in the PDF manual? Here's a handy work-around we've used in our office: 1.Get a sheet of standard letter-sized paper; 2.Fold your paper paper in half (once), then in half again (twice), then in half again (that's three times); 3.At the smallest fold, you'll have the letter-sized paper in 1/8th squares, which --on the short side of the paper-- is just a bit over 1 inch...and so now you've got a sort of crude but good-enough ruler; 4.Use the *almost 1 inch* squares you've folded into your letter-sized paper to roughly measure your printer's length, width, height; 5.Write down these 3 dimensions of your own printer; 6.Now compare the dimensions of your printer to the description of the Amazon seller's product page description of the dustcover. PS: Some paper trays can be folded in, when not in use, that might help, too. Good luck! --lapisblue
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This takes up very little room on top and in front of the printer. About 10" high and about 12" out. I use 8.5"x 11" paper. I like that it feeds directly into the printing area so I can use thicker paper also. Prints very well.
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The product is approximately the size of a desk top printer... maybe 5 inches wider... height and depth are about the same.
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The dimensions are about 7x 18 approximately. This printer is cheap, and not a very good buy. The wifi does not work. There is a constant paper misfeed; even when the paper tray is empty.
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Chart is 34x44---actual chart printing areaIt is about 36x48 with extra paper and area that can be trimmed off