50 Sheets A4 200gsm White Card - Premium Thick Printing Paper Suitable for All Printers

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I would consider checking out a laser too, such as the Xerox VersaLink C8000DT, a Satin finish Laser suitable card would work well with this too. Im looking for a laser printer that can handle 280/300gsm paper and that has a really good photo/graphics quality printing, as I would be printing kids birthday invitations mostly. You should always read this information in conjunction with your printer or other equipment manufacturers instructions for use of their equipment.

The iX6850 would probably be the best option as it can handle heavy papers and uses a pigment black ink which is better on uncoated papers – https://www. Most printers could handle the melting point of your media, but we do always recommend checking compatibility with the media supplier. In the case of Surecolor P series, I am not aware if CISS systems are available for this range and we would urge caution on using it on these more expensive machines as you may be unable to get warranty support in case of an issue if you are using a third party ink supply.Or any other A4 work force with Ecotank that can take both coated and non coated paper up to 220 g/m2? A5 duplex printing is uncommon and found only on a limited number of machines, for example some OKI laser models have this facility. I will mainly be printing a4 size but occasionally i will be printing paper that is the same width as a4 size, but shorter (as i would have horizontally trimmed a portion of the a4 paper from the top).

I really like the idea of an Epson Eco Tank and my budget is pointing me in the direction of the ET 3750 but to try and get the best of both worlds (Canon quality + Epson’s Eco Tanks) I’ve come across the ET 7750. I have gone through two HP Laserjet printers and I’m currently in the market to purchase a new printer. We’d like to give you a helpful explanation of why we measure the thickness of paper by its weight and how to convert gsm measures to lb measures. As a similar alternative, I’d recommend the Xerox C8000dt, this is capable of printing up to 300gsm media from the main printer tray. I am a greeting card maker I print approximately 1500+ cards per month and I use a heavy 130lb Cover 300gsm paper.Both paper thickness and weight play an important part in the look and feel of the final print result. The best thing you can do in this regard is weight a stack of printed pages to flatten them out post-print. Even though a higher GSM fabric offers higher durability, but when it comes to T-shirts these heavy fabrics are not wearable and preferable during summer weather. For this standard, the weight of various types of paper is measured from a sample sheet cut to one square meter in size. With this in mind, the only machine we can currently recommend is the Samsung M3820, which can also print the same paper weight – https://www.

This can be due to the manufacturing process, the fibres used in processing, the type of wood pulp etc.I have a cannon pixma TS5320 – i’ve read every compatible paper weight but i am still confused on the weight limit the rear tray can handle. If you are able to get inkjet suitable ones, then there is a little more flexibility as most inkjet models can handle around 250gsm paper weights. Other manufacturing processes such as ‘calendaring’ involve paper being passed between high pressure rollers to compress the fibres, resulting in paper that is thinner and denser without affecting its weight per 1m². The post above states Epson surecolor and canon pixma prints card of 850gsm however when you look at the specs it says maximum gsm is 350. Once you understand what GSM paper is, not to mention the other standards for measuring the weight and thickness of paper, it becomes a lot easier to choose the weight that’s right for your project.

ly/2EGTTcs, this means they are most likely printed using a sublimation process on a specialist device. Our concern is not with weight per se but with delivering a product that feels high quality in the hand). A low quality sheet used in photo copiers is often 80gsm, where as a letterhead would commonly be printed on either 100gsm or 120gsm. Potentially, you could use a Xerox 7800 or OKI C911 and print composite black for everything which may work, but is not very cost effective as you are effectively printing everything in colour all the time.I’ve had a look at the HP 553N and it seems to be suitable for the card i’ll be using if I use the manual feed. We are somewhat fanatical about producing great looking images (photography on some of the greeting cards). Please be aware that this information should only be used as a guide because relative gsm/mic can vary from one brand of paper to another and there can even be some minor variation in different production batches of the same type of paper). Laser machines in general can only handle up to 220gsm media, whilst some inkjets can handle up to 300gsm.