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We have been using an HP 3700 DTN as a workhorse printer for the last
two years, with great results, but one nagging issue.
We regularly print 100lb. cover stock using the manual tray (tray 1),
and our prints often come out up to 1/8" out of alignment. We double
check the paper is going in straight, and have played with various
thicknesses of stacks. While we are not looking for perfect alignment,
we would like to keep it down to 1/16". We suspect we are pushing the
limits of the printer, but given the more experienced minds out there,
we wanted to see if there was an adjustment or other suggestion for
part replacement or anything else to try.
If not, what is a comparable laser printer that handles 100lb cover
stock that has better alignment? Not sure we'd go down that path, but
would be interested what machine may be better suited for heavy stock
and better alignment.
Thanks ahead of time... Rob
two years, with great results, but one nagging issue.
We regularly print 100lb. cover stock using the manual tray (tray 1),
and our prints often come out up to 1/8" out of alignment. We double
check the paper is going in straight, and have played with various
thicknesses of stacks. While we are not looking for perfect alignment,
we would like to keep it down to 1/16". We suspect we are pushing the
limits of the printer, but given the more experienced minds out there,
we wanted to see if there was an adjustment or other suggestion for
part replacement or anything else to try.
If not, what is a comparable laser printer that handles 100lb cover
stock that has better alignment? Not sure we'd go down that path, but
would be interested what machine may be better suited for heavy stock
and better alignment.
Thanks ahead of time... Rob