Printer that prints A4 envelopes, please?

colmil

Does anyone know of a reasonably priced printer that can print A4 envelopes, printers used to have an adjustable piece for the envelope but they all only seem able to print A4 paper but not the envelopes these days.

I would be grateful for any help

Thanks

davb

If you already have an A4 printer, another option would be to print your addresses on labels. I find that easier.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Or if your wanting to have a large printed address on it then just landscape a blank word doc then write it on then put envelope into printer and select print as normal...

Marty999

An envelope designed to hold A4 is called C4, and measures 324 x 229mm. This means no standard A4 printer will be able to feed them, so I suggest you need to be looking for an A3 inkjet printer instead. Not cheap of course, so s/a labels might be the best option.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Marty999 wrote: »

An envelope designed to hold A4 is called C4, and measures 324 x 229mm. This means no standard A4 printer will be able to feed them, so I suggest you need to be looking for an A3 inkjet printer instead. Not cheap of course, so s/a labels might be the best option.

Learn something new every day.. :j

sillygoose

or to put a different tilt on it, how about a dedicated label printer in addition to your regular printer?

Letterhead in regular printer, address label from label printer (possibly even print postage stamp using royal mail online service?).
Letter in C5 envelope, label on front - job done.

John_Gray

It's an obvious point, but a C4 envelope is a Large Letter and priced accordingly by Royal Mail.
Is there a good reason why you can't fold the A4 paper once and put it into a C5 envelope (on which you could print the address) and that would go as 'Regular' Letter postage?

googler

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

Learn something new every day.. :j

..and for today;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Envelope#International_standard_sizes

Jeff_Bridges_hair

googler wrote: »

..and for today;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Envelope#International_standard_sizes

Yeah cheers for the info but i really dont do the postage at work or at home. Ill pass it on though

googler

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

Yeah cheers for the info but i really dont do the postage at work or at home. Ill pass it on though

That's fine - it may be of use to others who read here ....

colmil

Thanks for your replies.

We send out documents which are put into a binder with a plastic spine, they cannot br folded, nor do we want them to be!

The best bet as stated is a separate label printer so I will look at the cost of one of those,

Thank you all very much