📄 High-Quality A4 Size 600g PCB Circuit Board Thermal Transfer Paper - Pack of 100 Sheets Review

As previously reported, the pad is too thin. It is very difficult to feed a sheet of paper through my Canon MF8350CN without jamming. I tried several settings and was only able to print a quarter or less of the time. However, if you can print on it, the paper works fine. Using a freeze press for 60 seconds at 190°C I was able to get really good gear ratios.

Attached are photos of some glitches. The glossy side is so smooth that the toner does not stick. Tried all print and paper quality settings. The device stalled on 2 out of 7 attempts and toner spilled onto the rollers, causing a mess after printing on plain paper. It may work with another machine, but don't even try to use this model! Also, I REALLY wanted it to work. I have a lot of experience using carbon paper successfully (many years ago). Unfortunately back to my less desirable magazine…

Based on the feedback provided here, I was expecting paper feed issues. But it works very well with my old Samsung ML-2151 laser printer. Absolutely no paper feed issues despite being quite thin and the toner coverage is excellent. I had a sheet that had some areas where some of the marks showed some toner breakage, but I may have touched a glossy surface on that sheet because all subsequent prints were fine. For the price this seems like a very good deal and if I needed more I would buy again…

I have not been able to fully test the functionality of this paper. It refused to go through my HP m476nw Color LaserJet printer. I've tried different paper type settings - clear, glossy, plain, etc. - as well as both trays. It would stretch about half an inch and then expire with a "printer jam" error. It felt like the reels couldn't catch the [VERY] shiny finish. The companies only responded to my requests for help by telling me that "there is something wrong with [my] printer, not with…