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Printer capable of 160GSM+ card
bigdavecox90
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Hi all, as stated in the title.
Any recommendations of printers capable of printing on 160gsm and higher card?
I currently have an Epson XP345 (and without trying) I've read that it will only print on up to 90GSM paper.
Thanks
Dave
Any recommendations of printers capable of printing on 160gsm and higher card?
I currently have an Epson XP345 (and without trying) I've read that it will only print on up to 90GSM paper.
Thanks
Dave
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Thinks: wonder what we get if we Google for "epson xp 345 maximum paper weight"?
Good heavens!
"For genuine EPSON paper and media the maximum weight is 300 g/m2 (Ultra Glossy Photo Paper = 300 g/m2).
Between 64 - 90 g/m² non genuine EPSON paper (plain bond paper).
For genuine EPSON paper and media the maximum weight is 255 g/m2 (Premium Glossy Photo Paper = 255 g/m2)."
I would take the words "genuine Epson paper" with a pinch of salt, but remember that you will want to choose the straightest-possible paper path, however that works...0 -
Surely cheaper, faster and better quality to get them printed at Asda?The greatest prediction of your future is your daily actions.0
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Pretty much any printer with a straight paper path will handle it.
Try your printer first before spending any money.0 -
dont_use_vistaprint wrote: »Surely cheaper, faster and better quality to get them printed at Asda?
Our local Asda has stopped doing photo printing now but i am sure if i searched someone else must do it.0
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