Printer help..

[Blaaaaaaaah]

Yeah. I think it means I can fit in 250 80gsm normal paper, but if I want, I can fit in 100 instead fire multpurpose? I'm just hoping the multi purpose includes my thick paper LOL

except another site says the model is kinda old so I dunno if I should look for a newer one... Looking at HP now. Except not all HP support A4 paper

[Loveless]

Look for printers that say 'cardstock' as one of the paper types it can handle.

Cardstock can be anywhere from 120 to 300 gsm. The highest being similar to business card stock.

I'm sure if you feed only 1-2 at a time it shouldn't have any problems as long as you set it up properly. The thing with cardstock is that if printers cannot handle it the paper either jams or the ink does not stay on the paper.

[Blaaaaaaaah]

Yeah, sometimes I have to print 30-50 thick paper stuff in a row at work hahaha I think that samsung one would be able to do it though.. sounds like our old lexmark printer.

[Loveless]

Whenever a customer brings in weird paper I put it through 5 or so at a time. Whatever the depth of the tray is, put in half that... should be alright.

[Hessah]

Even with our giant printer / photocopier, I can only put 4 thick paper in at a time...

[Blaaaaaaaah]

I used to be able to print 30-40 at a time .. LOL! Until recently the printer got so old it just gives me a 900 error! or something and refused to do it LOL