I want to get a paper folding machine for my office, will it fit on my desk?

Take a sheet of paper and fold it in two so the top and bottom of the paper meet. Put the folded end of the paper in the printer so it can push the jam through. There are cleaning sheets you can get at office supply stores that are sticky on both sides. They work well getting small pieces of paper out as well as cleaning built up paper dust from the rollers.

There a few different types of folds that a paper folder can do. All the different kinds of folds can be found on this site. Before you get excited about all the different folding options that are available you want to make sure that your folding machine is capable of doing those folds.

Most higher end folding machines are able to fold most standard size sheets of paper. You would have to check the manual or with the maker before trying anything too fancy. Mine works great with A4 and standard 8.5 x 11" papers.

Use standard office paper; folded paper, paper with labels, and specialty paper such as hard bound paper can often cause paper jams.

This is a machine that folds papers or letters instead of you folding them all by hand. It can fold statements, invoices, brochures, etc. It's really useful for businesses. It can fold about 1800-18000 papers in a single hour.

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Not sure what make / model you have but folders are pretty much the same. The issue with the paper feed is your retarder, also known as the paper seperator. On the feed table where you load paper there should be a pad or rubber wheel. Look for an adjustment screw. You need to close the gap enough so that it only takes one sheet at a time. The extra fold sounds like you need to adjust the fold plate stop positions just a hair. If you give me the make and model I should be able to email you a manual.

Go to http;//audio.manualsonline.com maybe there you find an answer.