Hardware & Parts
Feeder
The input tray (hopper) that holds blank cards for printing.
Larger feeders suit higher-volume printing by reducing how often you reload. Output hoppers catch finished cards.
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A bigger input feeder means fewer reloads, which matters when you print in large batches; the output hopper simply catches finished cards. Feeder capacity is one of the specs that separates entry-level printers from higher-volume models.
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