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Print Media
2-27 Printing
More About Print Media
Your print quality depends in large part on the quality of the media.
You can get sharper contrast on printed pages by using special laser
printer media, which is available from a variety of manufacturers. This
paper is thicker, smoother, and whiter than copier paper and gives
your page a more professional appearance.
The printer accommodates plain or laser paper, transparencies, and
labels. You can also print on envelopes and thicker stocks (between
24 and 43 pounds [90 to 163 g/m
2
]). Conventional copier paper is
adequate for most applications. Copier paper has a smooth, clean
surface, controlled electrical properties, and heat stability. This
assures good image transfer without excessive curling of the paper.
You can use special paper, such as bond paper, often used for statio-
nery, for special applications. However, textured paper may result in
uneven toner placement and print quality may vary. You may want to
do a test run before printing a large quantity. Colored paper may also
be used, but not paper with a colored coating applied. “Print Media
Types, Weights, and Recommended Brands” on page 30 contains
additional paper specifications.