What's the weight of these cardstock? Says 90-94lb in the description, but I just want to confrim.
1416634
I would guess the weight is 30#. It's on the low end of acceptable weight for biz cards. I was a bit disappointed in the weight but it's probably near the thickness limit of home printers.
780830
These cards are sturdy paper...might be described as very thin cardboard...nice quality.
947480
I can't remember the exact weight ...I had 2 of them which I sold later...they are very light weight....just a few ounces...about the weight of a small box of napkins
1395610
The weight of this paper would be of that of card stock, Hope this helps. B
985627
For kids perhaps, but to make them look like real playing cards you would want to print on a glossy stock and definitely thicker than this stock. This is good for a casual invite, business cards, etc.. I'd look for 120lb if you could find it or a specialty stock.
1142839
Hard to estimate, but I would say similar to thickness of like card stock. Thinner than card board. Hope that helps!
714952
They are cardstock - not super heavy but more than heavy enough for their purpose. I love these!
1030369
Most printers can't handle anything above 80lb card stock. This one handles heavier, but I'm not positive that it is 120, it may only be 100lb that I currently have in stock. I was pleasantly surprised that it did handle it. I use cardstock a little thicker than your average index card. Again, it may be 100 lb but I'm not sure if it is 120lb. I called my paper supplier, but it's been so long since I've ordered from them, they can't be sure of the weight without seeing it either. Sorry I can't be more definitive for you.
1369083
I've printed on cardstock, not sure if that's 100 LB or not- I make my own greeting cards from paintings I've done. It worked as well as on the regular weight paper. I do bump up the black a little when printing scans.
2082674
They are about business card sized, made of nice stock. I just commented to my husband the other night that I was glad they were not bigger cards. Sometimes you are holding a lot of them, and larger cards would just take up more room in your hand!
1604949
The cards are not cheap looking. They may be a little lighter stock paper than a 4 x 6 card. I purchase short and tall holders. I preferred the short as it was more stable.
1735853
they come with cards that can be used as cut cards. same weight as the cards
1589504
I'm not sure how thick card stock is but I've used 110 lb paper but you have to use the rear feed, NOT the paper tray.Hope this helps,Jeffery
55652
I'm not sure, I haven't weighed them. But my guess is Probably like 0.3oz. Something like that. They're TOO light. I think, They are so light that they won't stick into wood or even card board. That's my experience anyway.
489517
Everything I'm Seeing is Paper weight 16 to 80lbs not type of paper. MBM is close for the night! what weight is the glossy paper?Anthony J Argy Sr.Full Color Copier Inc.
829369
You want the card stock. I got the text for my programs and I wished it were a little heavier.
814605
They are just like regular playing cards - only larger. They are flimsy because of their size. Still fun to play with. Plastic coated 110lb card stock. Hope this helps.