What is load media?

Load media refers to the process of loading various types of media, such as paper, cardstock, envelopes, and labels, into a printer or printing device. The type of media that needs to be loaded depends on the printing project and the printer's requirements. Different types of media have different weights, thicknesses, and sizes, which determine how they can be fed into a printer.

When loading media, it is important to ensure that the media is properly aligned and loaded in the correct orientation. Improper loading can result in paper jams, misaligned printing, and other issues that can affect the quality and efficiency of printing. Many printers have adjustable media guides that can be adjusted to accommodate different media sizes and types.

In addition to loading media correctly, it is also important to use high-quality media that is compatible with the printer being used. Using low-quality or incompatible media can cause damage to the printer and result in poor quality prints. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for loading media and use only the recommended media types to ensure the best possible results.