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

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We do however want a reasonably good quality print, and are willing to invest the minimum required to get that. They work in the same way, but the inks are quite different and so using one in the other would either not work or could simply just damage the print head. Although there is no direct correlation between the weight and quality of your paper, it should be an important factor in your decision about what to use for your print. You could spend hours, maybe days, designing your job to look great only to undoall your hard work by selecting the wrong paper weight.

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.While you can, in principle, measure paper in fractions of millimeters or inches, the printing industry measures paper thickness by its weight. I was quite decided on the Epson but told it is costly on ink (using quite a lot on printing papers for cards). Do you know of any printers currently on the market which could successfully print aperture cards of this weight?

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. html– you would send the job as a manual duplex print and once side A is printed, the job would wait until you reinsert the media to print the opposite side. TranslucentPaper Krystal Plain Translucent Signal Plain Translucent Krystal White Translucent Krystal Parchment Effect Translucent FluorescentMaterial Centura Neon. The combination of UV coating, which provides some resistance to the elements, and heavier weight, makes these paper products ideal for outdoor use.The issue being that the feed rollers won’t be able grip the paper where the hole is, which would lead to skewing and likely a jam.