Apollo Laser Jet Printer and Copier Transparency Film, 50 Sheets (CG7060)

These transparencies were great for printing Moiré Patterns on. Like every transparency I have ever worked with (my first job was at a print shop), the toner had trouble binding to the transparency of I got finger oil on it, and with enough effort, the print will scratch off the transparency. These are shortcomings of any transparency. These are thick, durable transparencies that should last some time and serve most people well. I was highly satisfied with them, and would recommend them to anyone in need of transparencies.

Works good once you can get it to go through the printer. I wasted about 10 sheets as it would feed half way and then jam as soon as it started to print. I have a high end HP and have never had this problem before with any other paper. I tried many different paper settings but nothing helped. Tried putting only one page in the feeder tray to 5 at the same time. Even took each sheet and waved it through the air before putting in the paper tray with other pages to try and get rid of the static between the sheets. NOPE! That didn’t help either. I use these for printing transparency for embedding in resin jewelry and key chains.

If I have learned anything about screen printing, it is that trying to skimp or save costs more in the end. I have tried several other brands of transparencies for printing images with an inkjet I purchased solely for printing transparencies to screen and they...well, they sucked, but they all cost money. At the recommendation from other reviewers I tried these and what a difference. These transparencies are actually transparent. They are not foggy and don't skew exposure time for screens. I used these in a B&W Brother laser printer in the manual feed tray and sent them through on the "plain paper" setting, one at a time and they have printed flawlessly. They don't catch and cock themselves to make the image out of square with the edges of the transparencies. They feed into my Brother printer without flaw. If you are screen printing, you do NOT need a pricey inkjet. I am doing all of my stuff with a $100 Brother laser printer and these sheets. TIP: If your font does not print completely opaque because of the particular font itself, print two copies, double them up and expose the screen with the two printed copies stacked on top of each other and you will get a crisp exposure.

Not all laser printers have settings for transparencies so be warned. My Brother laser printer did not have such as setting so I selected "thin" paper instead. That being said, I did get it to work but since these sheets have a lot of static cling to them. As such, I had to use the manual feed tray with a regular sheet a paper behind the one transparency. The printer pulled them both in simultaneously, which had me worried for a moment, but the print came out fine.I will continue to experiment with these and will update this review if anything bad happens to my printer from using them.

I have had great luck with these transparencies in my HP Lasterjet printer. The pages are consistent in quality and always feed properly in my printer. I have used more than five packs of these transparencies and never had a jam or misfeed. I use the transparencies to make negatives for a photographic process called Cyanotypes. This is a great product and I highly recommend.

This stuff is great. It works great on my laser printer and has 0 issues. It is a little bit thin but for what I am doing I print them immediately laminate it. Yes! It laminates with heat with no problems! Great product all around

I purchased an old overhead projector at a local thrift store to use for transferring images to my walls, so that I could paint them. Only problem was the transfer paper was well over 3x as much at ALL of my local office supply and school supply stores. I was so please to find the exact same product on Amazon for a fraction of the cost. The film easily loads into my laser printer and does not cause any jams. The images printed are amazing. GREAT PRODUCT!

For common usage this product will probably be fine. However, for anyone who is looking for transparency film to use in the photo developed PCB manufacturing process, this product is not what you want! It is a very thin material, and the coating does not produce a quality image from my HP P1102W LaserJet printer. Printed PCB artwork comes out very distorted and may have random black flecks from the failure of the material to hold the toner, potentially connecting planes and traces, causing shorts and rendering it unusable. I wasted about 25 sheets before I gave up, sent it back and ordered a different brand. If your into making PC Boards I recommend a higher quality product such as the 3M brand CG3700 ( which admittedly is getting harder to find) or perhaps one of the other premium transparencies such as an HP brand product. I have used the 3M for years and it works flawlessly in the same printer listed above. The extra expense will save you headaches and money in the long run!