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‎11-15-2020 03:29 AM

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Hi everyone!

I have read that some HP printers support printing of 200gsm in the specs. I am seeking a printer that will print on 225gsm A5 card stock - can anyone help? A few of the HP models seem to say they are ok with 200gsm so wondering if 225gsm will be ok. Also seeking auto duplex printing and Wifi connection and for about £150-200. Thank you!

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‎11-15-2020 03:58 AM

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Some printers support 200gsm for photo paper only.

 

The maximum for a plain paper is 105 gsm for home office printers, everything above that will jam or be misprinted.

Photo paper is more flexible than a plain paper that is the reason printer can handle 200 gsm photopaper but can't handle 200gsm plain paper.

You will not find a printer that can handle 225 gsm pain paper in your price range.




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