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3.4 Print Media Guidelines
*1 :For 80 gsm paper
*2 :Envelopes only, up to 220.0 mm
Important
The presence of water, rain, steam or other moisture may cause images to come off of the print surface.
For details, contact our local representative.
Note
Envelopes can be loaded into the trays to the following stack heights (envelope counts).
Tray 1: approximately 27.5 mm (20 envelopes)
Bypass Tray: approximately 5.4 mm (5 envelopes)
The automatic two-sided feature can be used with the following paper sizes and weights.
Width: 139.0 mm - 215.9 mm
Height: 210.0 mm - 355.6 mm
Paper weight: 60-176 gsm
Paper That Cannot Be Used
To avoid machine problems, do not use the following print media:
Inkjet paper
Heat-sensitive paper / thermal transfer paper
Textile transfer paper
Water transfer paper
Paper with items such as staples, paper clips, ribbons or tape attached
Windowed envelopes
Envelopes with protrusions or clasps
Paper with special surface coatings
Paper with surfaces that are rough, fibrous or otherwise not smooth
Paper with inks that deteriorate when exposed to the heat of the fusing process
There are also other types of paper that cannot be used. For details, contact our local representative.
Storing and Handling Print Media
Storing Print Media
Store paper in a cabinet or other location where humidity is low. If the paper absorbs moisture, this
could cause paper jams and poor print quality.
When the print media package is opened but not used up, store unused print media in the
wrapping paper.
Store print media on a flat surface so that the edges do not buckle or curl.
Store print media in places not exposed to direct sunlight.
Handling Print Media
Straighten the edges of the print media stack before loading.
Do not load multiple sizes of paper at the same time.
Flex and fan label sheets before loading, otherwise a paper jam may occur or multiple sheets may
be fed at a time.
