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Sadly, The L805 does not appear to be available in the US. I am trying to figure out if they call it something else here.

Great. Thank you for your continuing and very patient insight! I very much appreciate all comments on this thread.

We use a 5"x7" matte photo paper (https://www.redrivercatalog.com/browse/60lb-premium-matte-plus.html ). The Epson specs which reference heavy duty photo paper do not list this size (13x18cm) in their matrix. Do you think it would still work with a stack feed, or would we ned to feed them...

Can the Epson L805 handle the 60 lb matte photo paper? Can this paper be stack fed? I don't see the paper weight range on the linked spec in stratman's post.

How is the image resolution on the TS models? Our current printer is a bit blurry, so we want that to improve as well. Thanks in advance

The 5"x7" card paper we use is from Red River: https://www.redrivercatalog.com/browse/60lb-premium-matte-plus.html Speed is not nearly as important as image quality and being able to stack the paper feed, as opposed to feeding them one by one, would be a big bonus.

According to the specs (page 432), the maximum paper weight is 24 lbs. https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/D1lWhSLAImS.pdf We use a 60 lb 5"x7" card stock for our cards, so I am wondering if the Maxify MB5400 will work for us. Then again, we run this paper through our cheap $50...

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We are a small online business which has trees planted in national forests as gifts and memorials. As part of the gift, we print a 5"x7" gift acknowledgment card on 60 lb matte photo paper (https://www.redrivercatalog.com/browse/60lb-premium-matte-plus.html). The gift card designs often have...

Thank you stratman. From this spec, it doesn't appear that I can use the 80# 4"x6" paper in the rear tray for a direct feed. Is that correct? Paper Weight / Thickness You can use paper in the following weight/thickness ranges. rear tray: From 17 to 28 lb (64 to 105 g /m2) (plain paper...

Ink stained Fingers - The 5"x7" cards are color. The 4"x6" cards are black text only. I do like the idea of two printers, for redundancy if nothing else. We don't have a tech guy to troubleshoot, so it is often easier to just get another printer to keep things moving. Of course, we are using...

Our small business prints gift card packages which have a couple components for each order. One component is a 5"x7" card which will go in a cardboard frame and the other is a 4"x6" personal note card which goes in a separate envelope within that larger frame. The 5"x7" card has numerous...