Xerox’s Versalink C8000DT and C9000DT will be a great option as some of these models allow for printing up to 350gsm. The best thing you can do in this regard is weight a stack of printed pages to flatten them out post-print. Virtually all inkjet machines would be suitable for printing onto 220gsm media, certainly those that have a top/rear feed such as the workforce range and also the Eco tank range.

For heavyweight papers I would recommend looking at the Canon iX6850 machine, which you can find here – https://www.I have worked my way through the majority of your answers and I am looking for confirmation that there is not another printer out there more suitable for my needs. Printing on Sulphate cardboard isn’t something Printerbase or Printer manufacturers have tested, so I can’t guarantee anything would work on these for certain. Hi Gemma, unfortunately the only range of machines currently available that we are confident will work are the Samsung models here – https://www. However, when compared to our A4 white matte 300gsm card, the latter is lighter but thicker due to it being more fibrous and less compressed. Unless mistaken, silk coatings are usually found on digital papers (laser) and so would not be suitable for inkjet devices as the ink cannot adhere to the coating.

Add in some large and flexible trays, quick speeds and fantastic colour output and this range of machines could be ideal for your card printing needs. Measuring paper weight requires a very sensitive scale and a means of cutting a pre-determined paper size with a punch, most good paper merchants will have one. Cards under this GSM range have an undeniable heft and rigidity to them, making them perfect for formal wedding invitations, greeting cards, presentation folders, and business cards.

It’s not usually recommended to try and feed anything with an aperture in it through a device as it can result in jams, but we would suspect that feeding from the bypass feeder should be OK but we couldn’t recommend. Much like their standard desktop inkjet machines, Epson’s Ecotank devices are rated to take a maximum weight of 255gsm, which is intended for Epson photo papers (Premium glossy is around 255gsm). However, having looked at the applicable models, it appears that they are also obsolete and as such would not be available to purchase from Printerbase.