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Mac Forum / Country Specific / UK Mac Group / January 2008Inkjet paper - laser printer - safe?
I found an old wad of Epson photo quality inkjet paper - the coated stuff - but I don't have an inkjet printer. Would it be safe to feed it to a 4-pass laser printer?  SignatureMichael mhphillips at gmail dot com > I found an old wad of Epson photo quality inkjet paper - the coated stuff - > but I don't have an inkjet printer. Would it be safe to feed it to a 4-pass > laser printer? Laser printers eat nearly everything. Don't know about '4-pass' though, Jan > I found an old wad of Epson photo quality inkjet paper - the coated stuff - > but I don't have an inkjet printer. Would it be safe to feed it to a 4-pass > laser printer? In my experience, no. The toner doesn't stick to this paper and generally makes a mess both inside the printer and on the paper. And on your hands when you touch the print afterwards. Unless your printer specifically states you can use it, then don't. I've had messy experiences with a Samsung CLP-500, CLP-510 and an HP Laserjet doing this, and had to print quite a few "dummy" pages through the Samsungs to clear the excess toner out. Dave Signature(remove spamblock or reply to group) > > I found an old wad of Epson photo quality inkjet paper - the coated stuff - > > but I don't have an inkjet printer. Would it be safe to feed it to a 4-pass [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > your hands when you touch the print afterwards. Unless your printer > specifically states you can use it, then don't. You should print on the other side, Jan >> I found an old wad of Epson photo quality inkjet paper - the coated stuff - >> but I don't have an inkjet printer. Would it be safe to feed it to a 4-pass [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > your hands when you touch the print afterwards. Unless your printer > specifically states you can use it, then don't. Thanks David. I won't chance it. SignatureMichael mhphillips at gmail dot com |
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