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When printing on thick cardstock, getting the pressure roller settings right is essential to avoid jams, poor ink adhesion, or damage to your printer. Heavy media demands increased roller tension, but too much pressure can crush the paper. Start by checking your printer’s manual for recommended settings for cardstock, as each printer has unique pressure tolerances.

Use the pre-configured heavy media option. If a dedicated cardstock feed option is available, activate it. This often adjusts the roller tension automatically. For models without auto-adjust, locate the pressure roller adjustment knob or lever, usually located inside the paper tray area. Rotate the knob to the right to tighten, or move the lever outward for less force.

Test with a single sheet of the exact cardstock you plan to use. Watch for any irregularities in paper transport. If the paper curls, jams, or doesn’t feed straight, the grip is either excessive or insufficient. If ink transfer is uneven, especially on edges, the rollers may not be gripping well enough. Increase pressure in small increments and test again.

Don’t crank the tension beyond necessity. Over-compression can lead to paper fractures. This may create visible imprints, or overload the feed mechanism. A good sign of proper pressure is when the cardstock feeds through cleanly without resistance or slippage. Don’t exceed the tray’s capacity limit. And that the edges are aligned properly. Contaminants interfere with friction. Use a specialized roller cleaning kit if available.

Save your adjustment as a custom profile. Different brands and غلطک پرس پرینتر hp weights of cardstock may require minor adjustments. So keep a small log. Regular maintenance and proper adjustment will extend the life of your printer. Guarantee sharp, flawless output on heavy stocks.