Different Types Of Paper Stock For Business Cards

I use Museo cards in my business. I could not get stock in Australia, so ordered from B&H in the US. Service was excellent, items were well packaged for their long journey and FedEx delivery was quick. An excellent company to order from.

i HAVE HAD MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRINTERS OVER MY 50 PLUS YEARS IN BUSINESS BUT BY FAR IMO BROTHER MAKES THE BEST PRINTERS

After first ordering one of these paper trays from another company and waiting over the holidays then into the the new year my patience was tried, no paper tray. When called, oh oops, it's out of stock and no one happened to think it might be a good idea to call and let me know. Started checking around found B&H, I explained what had happened and wanted to check they had the paper tray in stock. They Did. Pleasant to do business with, got the tray within a week and I am asking myself why would anyone do business with company A when B&H has such wonderful customer service. Getting ready to order more supplies, B&H is the one we will be calling. The paper tray, arrived in perfect condition, easy to add to our printer and the only question I have is to myself...why did we wait so long to get a second tray. Makes printing letter and legal mixed docs so much easier.

works good with both types of cards

Great wallet for my two types of memory cards.

Item arrived morning they said it would. Working great. B & H had one, even though Canon was out of stock! Different shape/style than original with video camera, but works fine.

Super happy with our new printer. It does what it says it will do. Fantastic that I can again use card stock, heavy paper and index cards. Of course, it also prints beautiful photos.

This is the perfect paper for making cards: invitations, thank you's, portfolio. I use other sizes of the same stock to make books. One of the great things about MOAB for this purpose is that the boxes are marked GL or GS as part of the product number to show the direction of the grain (long or short). Very useful for book arts though I suppose you'd need to be in the store to verify.

I print out greetings cards on 7x10 stock. This Epson 11x14 paper is good for cutting down to run test prints. Much cheaper than using the Red River paper that I use for final prints.

I use this paper for printing photos that I then make into note cards by cementing them on card stock. The color and overall appearance is excellent. It is my choice of paper.