Proper paper storage is essential when it comes to maintaining the quality of your documents. Paper, by nature, is sensitive to its environment, particularly moisture and humidity. Without the proper storage practices, paper can absorb or lose moisture, leading to issues that can disrupt your office's workflow. Here's how to ensure your paper remains in top condition and ready for smooth printing and copying.
Damp Paper: Excess moisture in paper can cause it to warp, curl, or even stick together. This can lead to printing issues, from paper jams to misfeeds and wrinkled output. Additionally, damp paper often struggles with toner adhesion, resulting in faded prints or smudging.
Dry Paper: On the flip side, if paper loses too much moisture, it can shrink, causing tight edges that make feeding difficult. This can lead to jams and registration issues during printing.
By following these best practices, you can keep your paper in excellent condition, ensuring smooth, high-quality prints every time. Proper paper storage not only saves you from frustrating jams and misfeeds but also prolongs the life of your equipment and improves the overall efficiency of your office operations.
At CDS, we understand that attention to detail makes all the difference in your daily workflows. Need more tips or advice on optimizing your office solutions? We're here to help!
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