Can the PIXMA MG6320 work with card stock? Our previous printer would leave black smudges. Thanks!
1272279
I'm sorry I can't give you an answer since I haven't tried using card stock myself. Maybe Best Buy or some other store could let you test it out.
1272280
Use the rear tray for heavier stock and make sure the stock is curved slightly away from you (towards the back tray). Might help the smudging issue.
565329
I use it regularly with 110# card stock and it will print on it. You might need to watch the feed. I've not had a jam but I have had more than one piece of paper try to run through at the same time. Overall, I'd say this is a very dependable and versatile printer.
827981
I have printed on 8 1/2 inch label sheets--works well, they've never jammed. I have not used the printer for card stock as of yet.
2064902
Mine didn't work with my pixma printer (model is in my review). After buying a more expensive generic cable, the printer worked fine. I then tried the cable on another device and it didn't work on that either.
1164280
Great printer EXCEPT for the issue with card stock. I've tried 32lb stock and still no luck
824230
I don't know. I have an ink jet printer. I do know that you have to change the print settings as the card stock is thicker than normal paper. Sorry that. I could not help.
588162
Make sure you have the paper type properly set. I accidently set mine to card stock, deactivating duplex printing for that tray.
1727584
I use it with my Pixma iX6820 so you should have no problem. My problem is refillable cartridges in general. I spoke with Canon tech support and was told refillable cartridges of any kind do not work well with Canon printers. I am always having problems getting them to work well. Good luck.
1940326
It does, but it sometimes it causes paper jams. For me, the 110# stock seems to work better from Tray 1 than the multi-purpose tray. From the printer menu, under tray configuration you can specify 3 card stock types. I have yet to figure out what the 3 different options mean. I've guessed that card stock number 3 is the heaviest weight stock, so I usually use this setting. I have the best luck using the MP tray with 80# cover and feeding each sheet one at a time. Works perfectly every time this way.
611328
Sorry, but I didn't try it with card stock. It fed regular paper just fine, but the tray required reconfiguring for anything not letter size, and, along with being big, complicated, and generally unhandy, it didn't fit in here and I sent it back.
621993
I just purchased this printer from Staples and am going to return it because I can not for the life of me get it to print on cardstock. I have been reading up on it and aparrently this is a known problem a lot of people have been complaining about since the printer came out. I have had no problems printing on various label paper, inkjet transparencies, resume paper, but it will not print on my 67# cardstock
621991
Yes it will. However you will have to remove all of your normal stock paper first. So if you want to just print a quick sheet of card stock, you will not be able to just set it on top of your standard paper.
2278167
Anytime I use card stock on a laser printer, I use the manual feeder on the side of the machine to prevent bending. I haven't tried the glossy through a laser printer, but based on the other responses it works fine if you use the correct settings, etc (see Willy's response, for example). I didn't use mine for photos, I was making scratch-off cards for my students, and as Jennifer was saying, the ink did bleed a little, but only on one of my designs. Otherwise, I am very happy with the results, but I used an ink jet.
1369080
It can fit/ print pretty good on 100lb card stock just when you print under printer controls make sure you select first Print Settings>MEdia Type> Premium Presentation Paper Matte. This makes the printer know your printing on card stock. In the printers instructions it will say what each media types settings can be used for various Lb thickness. So the printer knows what speed and quality to print on to avoid jams. If you can clarify the paper it is (company and type/ color) I can give a more clear review since I print on most specialty heavy weight papers papers.
1641745
I'm trying to remember if it does and I think I have printed on card stock paper... I'm like 90% sure it does. For the price it's very good printer and easy to use.
1570457
this will help. When you load the paper tray first load regular printer paper then place your card stock on top of the your regular paper and now you should be able to print. Good luck hope this helps..
8356
Absolutely! I have the Canon Pixma MG5520 and have used two of the color cartridges so far and they work perfectly. I have not yet used the black cartridges but I suspect they will work just as well. I previously owned a Kodak printer and decided to try remanufactured cartridges and tried a local vendor. It was a disaster...ruined my printer. I purchased the Canon as a replacement.