How to prevent self-adhesive copperplate label paper from getting stuck during printing?

To prevent self-adhesive copper plate label paper from jamming in the printing process, you can start from the following aspects:

First, choose the right printer and paper

1. Select the right printer:

Use a printer specifically designed for printing self-adhesive, which usually has stronger paper feeding capacity and adaptability to reduce paper jams.

Ensure that the printer supports the specifications and materials of the self-adhesive coated paper, and avoid using an unsuitable printer for printing.

2. Choose high quality self-adhesive coated paper:

Choose a self-adhesive coated paper with moderate thickness, flat surface and difficulty in curling, which helps to reduce the occurrence of paper jams.

Pay attention to the storage environment of the paper to avoid moisture or heat resulting in paper deformation.

Second, set the printer parameters correctly

1. Adjust paper type and thickness Settings:

In Printer Properties or drivers, select the paper type and thickness Settings appropriate for self-adhesive coated paper. This helps the printer to better adapt to the physical characteristics of the paper and reduce paper jams.

2. Adjust feed and outlet Settings:

Make sure that the paper feeder and outlet are properly adjusted so that there are no obstacles to the normal flow of paper. For example, check whether the paper feed roller is clean, whether there is wear or foreign matter.

Third, optimize the printing environment and operating habits

1. Keep your printing environment clean:

Clean the inside and outside of the printer regularly, especially the paper feeder and the paper outlet part, to avoid the accumulation of dust and paper scraps and other debris leading to paper jams.

Keep the printing environment clean and orderly to avoid debris interfering with the normal work of the printer.

2. Develop good operating habits:

Before printing, check that the paper is placed correctly and the amount is moderate. Avoid putting in too much paper at one time resulting in poor paper feed.

Gently shake the paper before use to remove possible static electricity and paper wool, reducing the risk of paper adhesion and paper jam.

Fourth, regular maintenance and maintenance of the printer

1. Clean rolling wheels and transmission components:

Clean the paper rolling wheel and transmission parts of the printer regularly to remove any adhesive residue that may be attached. This helps keep the feed flowing smoothly and reduces paper jams.

2. Check and replace worn parts:

Regularly check the wear of the printer's easy to wear parts such as the feed roller and the outlet roller. If necessary, replace severely worn parts in time to ensure the normal working condition of the printer.

Fifth, other precautions

Avoid printing in hot or humid environments: Hot or humid environments may cause paper deformation or generate static electricity, increasing the risk of paper jam. Therefore, printing operations in these environments should be avoided as much as possible.

Pay attention to the load and frequency of use of the printer: continuous printing for a long time or overloaded use of the printer may cause its performance to decline and increase the probability of failures such as paper jams. Therefore, the printing task and use time should be reasonably arranged.

In summary, by choosing the right printer and paper, correctly setting the printer parameters, optimizing the printing environment and operating habits, regularly maintaining and maintaining the printer and paying attention to other related matters, the problem of paper jam in the printing process can be effectively prevented.