Will the LT5400 Paper Tray handle #10 envelopes?
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Looks like it only takes paper. There is no selection in the menu for envelopes.
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Versatile Paper Handling. 250-sheet capacity paper tray adjustable for letter or legal and a straight-through paper path via manual feed slot for envelope printing.
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If you are talking about the standard white #9 or #10 - Yes. I would not try to print on a manilla envelope though.
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Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity... » Read More Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. « Show Less
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The printer trays show options for different sizes paper including envelopes different sizes. I have not printed any envelopes yet. There is a user defined feature, where you can define your own document definitions. I would imagine if your envelopes are not pre programmed, you could do it there. I have used that feature for odd sized paper for quilt blocks and machine embroidery templates.
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I don't know because I have never printed for an envelope before. I recommend you contact the 1-800 number on the owners manual for assistance.
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Yes, only one at a time. You could take the paper tray out and fill it with envelopes.
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Yes it can, and it does it very well. You can purchase the extra tray and it will do it automatically. You can also feed different size paper through manual feed tray. I love this little workhorse. Super fast too.
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Since you have two conflicting answers, here is the spec from HP's site:Media sizes supportedMultipurpose tray: letter, legal, 5 x 8 in, 8.5 x 13 in, statement, executive, postcard, 3 x 5 in, 4 x 6 in; envelopes (No. 9, No. 10, Monarch); 500-sheet input trays: letter, legal, 5 x 8 in, 8.5 x 13 in, statement, executive
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My printer has two trays and they will hold legal (14") paper. Have had very good experience with this printer.
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Yes, I tested this using the 50-sheet multi-purpose tray. You will need to adjust your margins accordingly as notebook paper is a non-standard size of 8" x 10.5"Things to consider:Lined notebook paper with pre-punched holes is more expensive than standard copy paper, is a lighter weight which might be more prone to jam in a printer and is a non-standard size.I purchased an inexpensive hole punch for binder needs and feel it is a better option.
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Yes, it has a latch mechanism to allow the tray to extend for legal size paper. The paper tray door doesn't close all the way when it's in this mode.
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The by-pass tray for envelopes has worked great for us. It holds about 5 envelopes at a time and we have not had any issue with it.
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Yes it will. You would have to setup one of the two trays as custom and input the measurements. Here's a link to the Epson site that will walk you through that process....http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/Video-Library/video/Printers-All-in-Ones_Popular-Printers-All-in-Ones/How-to-Print-on-an-Envelope/929690177001?BV_UseBVCookie=yes
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The directions say you can but I have not been able to do it. There is a large tray on the bottom that will hold standard or legal size paper and it works great. You can open the front cover and there is another place to put paper (Tray 2) from letter size envelopes to legal size paper. I have never been able to get Tray 2 to work like I thought it should and I have not been able to print an envelope. Maybe I just haven't tried hard enough.
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Yes, the trays can easily be configured to handle 11x17 paper, there are tabs inside the trays that you pinch/move to the appropriate paper sizes as shown in the tray. These is also a dial that you move in the tray to indicate to the printer what size of paper is loaded. This will also show on the tray front the type of paper loaded.
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This is neither a #10 nor a #9 Envelope. It is a custom size designed specifically to fit Computer Checks. Technically they would be considered a #8 Envelope.