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9.8

Color laser for thick stock

Asked by zombiwulf in Printers

Tags: laser, stock, color, thick

I'm looking for a recommendation on a color laser printer that will reliably handle thicker stock.
Some of the paper we use for promotional materials is 80# stock, and it just doesn't feed reliably on our current printers.

I'd like to here from anyone with a specific recommendation of a color laser printer they personally have used to feed a fair volume of heavy stock.

Color registration should be *reasonably* accurate.

I'd prefer sometihng in the sub $600 range, but can go a bit higher if that's the only way to get reliability.

A $4000 beast is a bit out of our budget at the moment, but we'd also like to cut down on the trips to Kinkos.

Reliability and print quality are a higher priority than per page cost.
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Zone: Printers
Tags: laser, stock, color, thick
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