I need to print a 20 mil heavy magnetic sheet. What printer should I use?
I've tried a HP all-in-one, and an Epson Stylus C88 but the sheet is too heavy and it jams up the printers. Calls for recommendations to the printer companies have not been too helpful either. Also, I can't use a laser printer. Does anyone know of a good inkjet printer that will successfully print really, really, heavy material? BTW 20 mil is equivalent to 5 pieces of standard paper stacked together (I think, though I stand to be corrected). Thanks!
nothing consumer level.
you have to get a large format printer
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