Toshiba e-STUDIO20, e-STUDIO25 Acceptable Paper Types and Sizes, Handling and Storing Paper

3. PAPER

Acceptable Paper Types and Sizes / Handling and Storing Paper

Acceptable Paper Types and Sizes

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Feeder

•Cassette

•Paper feed unit (option)

•Paper feed pedestal (option)

•Large- capacity feeder (option)

•Sheet feed bypass (option)

Type of paper

Plain paper (64~80 g/m2) only

Plain paper (64~80 g/m2) only

Multi-sheet feeding: Plain paper (64~80 g/m2) only

1-sheet feeding: Plain paper (80~163 g/m2), tracing paper, OHP film, labels

Paper size

Regular size

A/B format:

A3, A4, A4-R, A5-R, FOLIO, B4

LT format :

LT, LT-R

Regular size

A/B format: A4 only

Regular size

A/B format:

A3, A4, A4-R, A5-R, FOLIO, B4

LT format :

LT, LT-R

Maximum	Remarks
capacity
550 sheets	Plain paper with holes for filing
(Height:	cannot be used.
approx. 60
mm)

2500 sheets	Plain paper with holes for filing
	cannot be used.
	(for e-STUDIO20/25 only)
100 sheets	Plain paper with holes for filing
(Height:	cannot be used.
apporx. 11	Also, some of paper on the left

mm)may not be used depending on

1 sheet	type or thickness.
	(For details, consult your
	service technician.)

“Maximum capacity” refers to the number of sheets when the paper recommended by Toshiba is set.

Handling and Storing Paper

Pay attention to the following points:

•Avoid using paper that is specially treated or paper that has been printed on another machine, and also avoid performing double copying on the same side of paper; this may cause a malfunction.

•Do not use paper with creases, wrinkles or that is prone to curling, slick paper, or rough paper; this may cause paper misfeeds.

•Once opened, paper should be kept in its wrapping paper and stored in a damp-free place.

•To prevent paper being folded or bent, store it evenly on a flat surface.

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