Epson P6000, P7000, P8000, and P9000 Loading Media

How to load roll or sheet media into these SureColor P Series printers including posterboard and custom roll media. We cover the Epson P6000, P7000, P8000, and P9000
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[@deblestenkof3957]

Would like to know how to load smaller sheets, I have a difficult time with this. Also, can you load more than one at a time?

[@dtgweb]

Hi Deb, unfortunately, you cannot load more than 1 sheet at a time on these wide format printers. The smallest sheet size width is 7.2 inches, and the smallest length is 10 inches. Its best to feed the sheet in vertically with the longest dimension going up and down. Press the paper load button, select cut sheet. Line up the right edge of the sheet on the vertical line mark of the roll cover. Lower the shed into the printer and it will eventually hit the rollers and stop. Then the printer will sense the sheet and tell you to press the down arrow button. Once you press the button, the sheet will feed into the printer automatically.

[@deblestenkof3957]

@@dtgweb this worked for me, thank you for your help :)

[@dtgweb]

Awesome! Glad it helped!

[@andresgomezgonzalez3909]

Hello! What's the largest sheet you could feed on the P8000 model? Sheet I mean a posterboard

[@dtgweb]

Hello Andres, the largest available printable posterboard is the Epson Enhanced Matte Posterboard at 30in x 40in. Hope that answers your question. You can also feed sheets as wide as 44in x whatever length.

[@andresgomezgonzalez3909]

@@dtgweb But If I have a poster board from another brand and it's 44'' wide, can I load it?

[@andresgomezgonzalez3909]

@@dtgweb If I have a poster board from another brand and it's 44'' wide, can I load it?

[@ju5783]

hello! i would like to try printing on a4 format sheets. i have tried to do so recently, unfortunately i couldn't because the sheet was apparently too small and slightly curved. because of this, i couldn't place it down enough, and the printer couldn't sense it. is a4 too small for this printer? (the printer prints on 60cm large max)

[@dtgweb]

Yes, you can print on a4. When you place it in, yes, it will drop pretty low, but you can still reach it with your fingers to position the paper.

[@andresgomezgonzalez3909]

If I have a poster board from another brand and it's 44'' wide, can I load it?

[@dtgweb]

As long as it does not exceed the thickness spec...1.5mm