HP 2566C User Manual
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In this case, as long as the thickest area of a form does not exceed the
speciHcations listed (see “Paper Weights” page B-2 ), there is no lower
limit to the thickness of the thinnest area as long as it is sufficient to
support the form as it is fed through the printer.
Case 4: >^rying Thickness Forms: Printing on Thickest Areas
Perforation Projection
The perforation projection (perforation tent) is measured by laying the
form on a flat surface as shown in Figure B-4. Perforation projections
exceeding the value shown (.015+T/2; T=thickness) inch, can result
in excessive smearing at the perforations and/or an unacceptable jam
rate. This is because the perforations may snag on the hammers as they
are slewed through the print area. Opening the print gap will reduce
smearing or jamming, but it may also degrade print quality.
Other Special Forms
Forms with windows, cutouts, flaps, attached cards, and other
specialized items may jam excessively in the printer. The only way to
make sure they can be used in the printer is to test them thoroughly for
optimum printing performance before purchase.
PAPER SPECIFICATIONS B-5