The dangerous paper was between 50 and 100 micrometers thick, with the sharpest being 65 micrometers. This is the same thickness that is often used in well-known scientific journals like Nature ...

Turns out, the paper posing the greatest threat has a thickness of only 65 micrometers — much like the now little-used dot matrix printer paper, Jensen concluded in cutting remarks published in ...

Thin paper with a thickness of about 30 microns, or 0.03 mm, doesn’t cut so well because it buckles – a mechanical instability that happens when a slender object like paper is compressed. Once this ...

The most hazardous paper is around 65 micrometres thick, especially when it slices into the faux human skin at around 15 degrees. But this type of paper is common for dot matrix printers, used by ...

Adjusting the paper thickness setting prevents paper jams from occurring. Press the "Menu" button on the printer. Press the up and down arrows on the printer keypad to select "Custom Paper." ...