There is a super alternative to TruPix Paper
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Yes. Absolutely. We are changing none of our printing methods or profiles just swapping the trupix paper for this matt photo paper. We just purchased 600 sheets.
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GoonerGary
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They sell it on their ebay site if you want to avoid the £7.95 postage and try out a single 60 sheet box.
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Postage on their site is free. You need to change dropdown on checkout to the Free Postage option.
http://www.surrey-inkjet-company.co.uk/ ... de_A3.html
http://www.surrey-inkjet-company.co.uk/ ... de_A3.html
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What paper settings do you use if printing from an Epson?
Purchased some and having a bit of an issue with it grabbing from the feed tray using a 1500W
Purchased some and having a bit of an issue with it grabbing from the feed tray using a 1500W
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I personally can't help you as use SG7100dn. We've made no changes to anything that we had set for Trupix paper.
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@socialgiraffe some Epson printers struggle with certain weights of matte paper.
We have found 100/120/160/210gsm are the optimum weights for most Epson's, and we avoid papers in between as the coating used tends to make the rollers slip.
Epson's can behave really oddly with matte papers.
The 1500W is pretty good with most finishes, but the paper feed can struggle as it gets older due to matte coating rubbing off on the roller.
At that point we recommend putting isopropyl alcohol on a cotton bud and wiping the rollers off with it.
This will let the printer pull more coated paper through for a while but the coating will start to build on the rollers again fairly rapidly.
Give the rollers a wipe and see how you get on.
Hope this helps,
Christian
We have found 100/120/160/210gsm are the optimum weights for most Epson's, and we avoid papers in between as the coating used tends to make the rollers slip.
Epson's can behave really oddly with matte papers.
The 1500W is pretty good with most finishes, but the paper feed can struggle as it gets older due to matte coating rubbing off on the roller.
At that point we recommend putting isopropyl alcohol on a cotton bud and wiping the rollers off with it.
This will let the printer pull more coated paper through for a while but the coating will start to build on the rollers again fairly rapidly.
Give the rollers a wipe and see how you get on.
Hope this helps,
Christian
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socialgiraffe
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Cheers Christian.
Since reading your post it has now decided to behave itself so fingers crossed.
Since reading your post it has now decided to behave itself so fingers crossed.
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Re: There is a super alternative to TruPix Paper
The link doesn’t work anymore. What is this paper called?
If it doesn’t exist now, do people think trupix is the best for mugs?
If it doesn’t exist now, do people think trupix is the best for mugs?
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Re: There is a super alternative to TruPix Paper
A4 INKJET MATT COATED PHOTO PAPER - AVAILABLE IN 100g 130g 165g 60 SHEETS (FSC) 130 gsm. They have a website too.
I have a couple of packs here, but have yet to test the paper. I've flirted with most of the premium papers this year, but they have all had their issues, so I'm staying with truepix. It works faultlessly!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A4-INKJET-MA ... :rk:1:pf:0
I have a couple of packs here, but have yet to test the paper. I've flirted with most of the premium papers this year, but they have all had their issues, so I'm staying with truepix. It works faultlessly!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A4-INKJET-MA ... :rk:1:pf:0
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