Can I print postcards? with thicker paper?
1641976
Yes, I can print postcards with my Mitsubishi CP-9550DW. Do not know if I can print them with ticker paper.
183447
I suggest using a decent quality card stock (available at walmart, kmart, craft stores in both stationery and craft sections) and laminating it - that would be a much better way to make stiff cards - this will disappoint you for that purpose.
2141885
That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.
643432
Yes it can, from the top cartridge. The bottom cannot feed card stock. I load the regular paper in the lower tray, card stock in the upper and set the defaults on our computers as the lower tray so I can print thick stock whenever I want.
157233
I don't know of a maximum thickness, but I have printed on photo paper and business card sheets - both of which use heavier stock.
643431
The documentation indicates that the printer can print on card stock paper but I have not tried that yet.
2054796
NO you can't print on burlap or heavy paper. This printer is just a basic printer,I have 2 of them.
2137093
I wouldn't advise putting cardstock in a printer because the sheets are very thick. Of course, depending on your printer that is.
33828
Hi,Most printers can handle this paper. My printer is an HP 1020 and I always have used it with excellent results. If you check into the HP web site it may give you better information.John
1325133
i haven't tried it but it i blieve you should be able to. it's just a slightly thicker paper
1046224
The printer is not good for thicker cover weight paper. I tried 67# and it curled tighter than a tootsie roll, basically unusable. And the duplexer jammed every single time. The duplexer will not processes paper over standard weight. I'm disappointed. I'd appreciate recommendations of a printer that prints flat 2 sided on thicker paper.
565328
Hhmmm I have this printer and i printed in really thick photo paper without any problem, unfortunately im not at home right now to try it out but i will be back monday and I can try it out and let u know if u are still interested.Updated 20/12/2012 No problem Printing in Thick paper and it has an option on the printing settings for thick paper printing good luck.
1616850
Yes, You can only print on one side however so don't expect it to be usable as a two sided card or postcard. The back side of the paper has the words 'EPSON" printed numerous times diagonally across the back to indicate the unusable side. It is designed more for printing photos for framing or archiving in an album. There are papers specifically for cards/invitations that are printable on both sides.
159681
Yes, you can. Remember to make sure the paper is placed in the printer correctly and print on both sheets of paper. Thank you and good luck! I think you will enjoy, if you want to see what I printed out I will give you my email and send a few pics.
1465260
It has several envelope sizes listed..I do not use this printer for that... The thing is-- it has only one tray. so, you can not stock envelopes in one tray and paper in another. As far as paper thickness.. it lists card stock as an option.. I have not tried that.. If you want me too, I can stop and do that.
2254841
I would say they are a bit thinner; certainly thinner than the average travel postcard, but they aren't what I would call "flimsy," either. If I recall correctly, regular paper is about 20#, regular postcards are about 80#, and I'm guessing these are about 50#. My duplex laser printer printed on both sides easily. I don't think it would have handled heavier weights that easily.
565326
No, this printer cannot handle thick card stock. It takes paper from a bottom tray and then bends the paper in a 'U' shape internally to print and exit to you. As such, any stock that cannot bend easily may either not be taken in or may jam during printing. I've tried with thick watercolor paper for example, and the printer was unable to grab the paper. I suggest you look for a gravity feed printer for printing on thick stock.