HP Lazer paper ?
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If you are talking about A4 document paper, then if explicitly described as Laser paper.....I doubt it will work well in an inkjet.
Why, well AFAIK inkjet paper requires the paper surface to be ever so slightly absorbent but Laser works by 'gluing' the toner to the surface i.e. it does not absorb.
FWIW and general usage I buy Navigator brand 90gsm and it performs well on my HP mono laser and my Epson inkjet.
Why, well AFAIK inkjet paper requires the paper surface to be ever so slightly absorbent but Laser works by 'gluing' the toner to the surface i.e. it does not absorb.
FWIW and general usage I buy Navigator brand 90gsm and it performs well on my HP mono laser and my Epson inkjet.
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ATM we are using ASDA 90gsm A4 multipurpose copy paper for general use , it says suitable for Copier, Inkjet and Laser and it works fine in a Canon Monolaser and an HP Inkjet.
Unless it,s for photographs we usually buy the cheapest or whatever is on offer
Unless it,s for photographs we usually buy the cheapest or whatever is on offer
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If it specifies "Laser", it'll only work properly with a laser printer. Some papers are suitable for laser and inkjet and they'll specify that on the pack. Many plain papers are suitable for both, it's usually photo papers that are more specific.