Printer margins

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I'm currently printing on a form that requires the following margins:

Top 0.130"
Bottom 0.117"
Left 0.250"
Right 0.250"

I'm using an Epson R300, which works just fine, but I'm looking for a
backup printer. Can you suggest a laser printer that can match these
requirements?

Also, I've been looking at the Epson R220 inkjet. I've heard that it
doesn't have the same margins as the R300. True or not?

In advance, thanks for your help.

Dick
 
I'm currently printing on a form that requires the following margins:

Top 0.130"
Bottom 0.117"
Left 0.250"
Right 0.250"

I'm using an Epson R300, which works just fine, but I'm looking for a
backup printer. Can you suggest a laser printer that can match these
requirements?

Also, I've been looking at the Epson R220 inkjet. I've heard that it
doesn't have the same margins as the R300. True or not?

In advance, thanks for your help.

Dick
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Both the R220 and R340 have 'Borderless' printing with certain paper
types. Without borderless, my printer (R340) says that the margins are
..12 on all sides, and they're both pretty much the same, the 340 just
has card slots, so it should work. Epson's website should have the
specs for the R220 but I think it's probably exactly the same as the
R340. If it won't go all the way to .117 for the bottom, you could try
using the lowest quality paper setting that supports Borderless (I
think 'Photo Paper') on low quality text mode, and try to trick it
into doing it that way.

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My R200 also prints to .12 inch an all four borders in text mode and not in
borderless print.
 
Woody said:
The problem with an inkjet as a backup printer is they clog if not used
regularly.
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More of a problem with generic inks but still somewhat of a problem with
OEM. More of a problem with Epson printers.
 
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