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Bristol (147 to 220 gsm)
Description
Solid or laminated heavyweight printing papers.
Selection tips
Select paper with a smooth finish for best image quality.
Storage tips
Follow general guidelines in Chapter 2,
Usage tips
If imaged sheets will be folded, place the image so the fold will be with the
grain.
Carbonless
Description
A paper with an impact-sensitive coating that is used to produce multiple
copies.
Selection tips
For best results, select paper that was designed for laser compatibility.
Storage tips
Follow general guidelines in Chapter 2, Managing your paper supply.
Usage tips
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Cover coated (140 to 220 gsm)
Description
Coated, stiff papers that are commonly used for book covers, catalogs,
brochures, folders, and greeting cards. Usually coated on both sides with
either a glossy or dull finish. Properties include good image quality, folding
qualities, and durability.
Selection tips
For best results, select paper that was designed for laser compatibility.
Storage tips
Handle with care. Coating increases weight and susceptibility to damage.
Usage tips
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Table 3-3. Bristol (147 to 220 gsm)
Table 3-4. Carbonless
When 1-N output is selected, load the stock with the top sheet facing up.
When N-1 output is selected, load the stock with the top sheet facing
down.
Carbonless paper should be run in simplex mode only.
Carbonless paper may cause additional contamination of paper path
rolls which can result in skew and paper jams. Additional cleaning time
may be required by the CSE during service depending on the
percentage of carbonless stock run versus non-carbonless stock.
Table 3-5. Cover coated (140 to 220 gsm)
When printing on C1S (coated on one side) cover, load the stock with
the coated side facing up.
When printing on C1S cover, ensure that it is at least 160 gsm
Managing your paper
supply.
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