Teach you how to choose printing paper (2)

Second, worry about oil - ordinary inkjet paper

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Ordinary ink-jet printing paper has the same requirements as high-quality printing, such as contract or tender, general graphic mixed text, and the like. Its print resolution is generally 360dpi and the price is higher than copy paper. It can be used in fields such as xerography, laser printing, hot melt printing, CAD ink jet printing, and facsimile. It has a wide range of applications and is therefore the preferred choice for many inkjet printers.

Common ink jet precautions are:

1, special plane, users watch

Inkjet printing paper is usually designed by the printer manufacturers specifically for their own products, it is for a certain brand of printers and ink cartridges, and other products are not very good compatibility. Therefore, it is generally necessary to use it with the manufacturer's own ink in order to maximize the printing effect of the paper itself. When purchasing, users should consider whether it is suitable for the printer in their own home so as to avoid waste.

2, to try to buy, beware of civet cats for Prince Edward

Inkjet printing paper is usually divided into four common grades of 70g, 80g, 90g, and 100g. Usually, the heavier the weight, the better. It is necessary to pay attention to the purchase is that unqualified ink-jet printing paper will spread after the printer's ink is sprayed on such a paper surface, and a variety of colors are mixed together and it is easy to be blurred. When the user purchases, he can let the merchant try out of the box. This is a fool-proof method, and pay more attention when picking up the goods to prevent JS from using civet cats to exchange Prince Edward's tricks.