Cards Printer

63 x 88 mm card dimension is what i need for my business cards. I can't find a color card printer that prints on those dimensions

Get the HP inkjet and then get the ready-made business card cardstock. The business card are pre-cut and work great.

Avery is the product name although at Staples, their are different kinds.

Get the HP and here is a link. Anyone of those works with what I suggested.

http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shoppi ng/can.do?landing=printer&category=D eskjet&catLevel=1&storeName=stor efronts

2009-03-17 07:09:41 by S6nculve

Built for high speed, high volume and high security professional ID card applications, the Rio Pro is an outstanding ID card printer. The Rio Pro ...

I need to buy some cards for a card printer I just bought, but I can only find places online(thousands of them, so please no URLs to any web retailers). Where can I find them locally, to be exact around Columbus, Ohio?

Thanks

Hi Oilik!
You can buy blank ID / Plastic / PVC Cards on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i e=UTF8&location=http%3a%2f%2fwww.ama zon.com%2fgp%2fsearch%2fref%3da9_sc_1%3f rh%3di%253Acomputers%252Ck%253Ablank%2bc d%2b%252F%2bplastic%2b%252F%2bpc%2bcards %26keywords%3dblank%2bcd%2b%252F%2bplast ic%2b%252F%2bpc%2bcards%26ie%3dUTF8%26qi d%3d1281112352&tag=digitsy-post-20&a mp;linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creati ve=390957

2010-08-05 03:35:54 by Oilik

Price: $13.99 $6.99

Easy-to-use free templates are available on avery
Easy-to-use free templates are available on avery.com
Create cards for every occasion, including birthdays, graduations, Valentine's Day or invitations for your next party

What is the best colour laser printer for business cards and colour posters and brochures?

It needs to be good on toner, and good quality. I dont have a lot of money but looking around the 150 to 200 mark?

Dan

just get them printed for you mate... it would be far cheaper and less hassle.
i just orderd some and it cost me like 5-6 pounds!!!

try this link
http://www.vistaprint.co.uk/frfuk?frf=69 1611071576

2009-09-10 02:27:19 by daniel h

Price: $48.95 $17.99

I want them to look professional. I bought some inkjet cards from strathford but they are too thin. I would like something heavier and glossy on one side but not sure if something like that exist that is compatible with an inkjet printer. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

For a normal ink-jet printer you need heavy weight paper from 110 to 180 gramweight. (anything heavier will clog up the printer).
I usually use 100S-180g. white or off-white cardboard for my greeting cards.
For special cards almost any nice looking paper that catches your eye can be used.
(The cardboard that is glossy on one side is too heavy and usually gets "stuck" in the printer (at least the only one I've found). Not all papers accept the ink jet ink correctly, on some glossy type papers the ink runs, on others it looks "pale".
You can replace the glossy cardboard with a heavyweight photographic paper.. Just make sure it's one with a plain reverse side (some have the brand name printed on the back).
Elephant skin paper (110g.) has a satiny finish and is excellent for cardwork, so are the "marbled" papers...
I often use the pink and blue marbled ones for baby announcements.
I printed my daughters wedding invitations on grey marbled cardboard, and it gave them a very lovely effect. (Most of the marbled papers have matching envelopes).
One that gives good results and looks very elegant is a heavy-weight tracing (vegetable) paper. (the kind architects use).It is a semi-transparent paper, reminds one of parchment. Be careful when folding it, the lesser weight one folds better
I sometimes print my cards on 2 pages...the outer one in cardboard, and the inner page on heavy tracing paper. It looks very smart (also great for wedding menus).

2007-06-10 10:08:27 by erdnuss_schlampe

I usually use linen paper. Is it ok? What is the average weigh for a paper to make good greeting cards ?
To print greeting cards, which printer do better result? inkjet or laser? and do u have suggestion of what type?

Read the booklet that came with your printer, as to paper types.
I use cardstock in my inkjet, and they turn out fine. I have nothing to compare it with, but I'm happy with the results.

2007-03-22 00:49:28 by cthedyanto