Recommended Paper Types, Loading Limits and Correct Printing Sides MP160 / MP180 / MP460
| Article ID: ART126736 | | | Date published: 05/12/2015 | | | Date last updated: 08/14/2015 |
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Recommended Paper Types, Loading Limits and Correct Printing Sides
For the recommended paper types with their respective load limits and printable sides refer to the chart below. Please see the information at the bottom of the page regarding unusable paper types.
|
Paper Type |
Model |
Size |
Limit |
Printing side |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Plain paper |
- |
A4 / B5 / A5 / |
Less than 10 mm |
sides |
|
Brilliant White Paper |
SW-101 |
A4 / Letter |
Less than 10 mm |
sides |
|
SW-201 |
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|
Glossy Photo Paper |
GP-401 |
A4 / Letter |
10 sheets |
Glossy side |
|
4 x 6 / Credit Card * |
20 sheets |
|||
|
GP-501 |
A4 / Letter |
10 sheets |
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|
4 x 6 |
20 sheets |
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|
Matte Photo Paper |
MP-101 |
A4 / Letter |
10 sheets |
Whiter side |
|
4 x 6 |
20 sheets |
|||
|
Photo Paper Plus Glossy |
PP-101 |
A4 / Letter / 5 x 7 |
10 sheets |
Glossy side |
|
4 x 6 |
20 sheets |
|||
|
Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss |
SG-101 |
A4 / Letter / 8 x 10 |
10 sheets |
Side with no logo |
|
4 x 6 |
20 sheets |
|||
|
Photo Paper Pro |
PR-101 |
A4 / Letter / 5 x 7 |
10 sheets |
Glossy side |
|
4 x 6 |
20 sheets |
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|
Photo Stickers |
PS-101 |
4 x 6 |
1 sheet |
Side with stickers |
*: Make sure to set Credit Card sized paper in the portrait orientation.
Setting Credit Card sized paper in the landscape orientation may cause paper jam.
Additional recommended paper types when printing from a computer
|
Paper Type |
Model |
Size |
Lomits |
Printing side |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
High Resolution Paper |
HR-101N |
A4 / Letter |
80 sheets |
Whiter side |
|
|
Photo Paper Plus Double Sided |
PP-101D |
A4 / Letter / 5 x 7 |
1 sheet |
sides |
|
|
T-Shirt Transfers |
TR-301 |
A4 / Letter |
1 sheet |
Side with no green grids |
|
|
Envelopes* |
DL |
- |
- |
10 sheets |
sides |
|
#10 |
- |
- |
10 sheets |
sides |
|
*: Set Envelope with the flap closed.
Avoid using the types of paper below. Using these types of paper may cause a paper jam or problems in the printer as well as deteriorated print results.
- Folded, wrinkled, or torn paper
- Wet or soiled paper
- Excessively thin paper: Paper lighter than 64 gm2 (17 lb) (tracing paper, thin letter paper, etc.)
- Excessively thick paper excluding Canon authentic paper : Paper heavier than 105 gm2 (28 lb) (cardboard, corrugated paper, etc.)
- Paper smaller than 54 mm (W) x 86 mm (H) (2.13" x 3.39")
- Non-rectangular paper
- Paper with adhesives
- Paper in bound form (such as a notebook)
- Photo postcards or postcard with image seals
- Non-empty envelopes
- Envelopes with double flaps or flaps with adhesive
- Embossed or coated paper, post cards, and envelopes
- Paper with holes (loose-leaf, etc.)
- "Cut" plain paper or "cut" memo pad.