Paper tray Lexmark 50G0800

The Lexmark 50G0800 paper tray holds up to 250 sheets and accepts a wide range of paper sizes and media types. It is compatible with standard sizes including A4, A5, A6, Executive, Folio, JIS B5, Letter, Legal, Oficio and Statement, and can also accommodate envelopes in sizes 7¾, 9, 10, B5, C5 and DL. The tray supports media weights from 60 to 176 g/m² (16 to 47 lb) and can handle transparencies, card stock and labels in addition to ordinary paper.

Advantages

The tray increases paper capacity by up to 250 sheets, supports multiple common paper formats and heavier media, and offers sensing for paper size and tray status (tray-present, tray-low and tray-empty). Its compact dimensions make it easy to install without taking up excessive space.

Suitable for

• Office printing of documents in A4, Letter and Legal sizes
• Small business jobs requiring envelopes and card stock
• Prints that use labels or transparencies
• Workgroups needing additional paper capacity

Key specifications

• Model: Lexmark 50G0800
• Capacity: up to 250 sheets
• Supported media weights: 60–176 g/m² (16–47 lb)
• Supported paper sizes: A4, A5, A6, Executive, Folio, JIS B5, Letter, Legal, Oficio, Statement
• Supported envelope sizes: 7¾, 9, 10, B5, C5, DL
• Supported media types: paper, transparencies, card stock, labels
• Sensors: paper size detection; tray-present, tray-low, tray-empty sensing
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 42 mm × 510 mm × 79.5 mm

How to use

Slide the tray into the designated slot on the compatible Lexmark printer until it clicks into place. Fan and align media before loading to prevent jams, adjust the paper guides to the correct size, and do not exceed the 250-sheet capacity. Select the corresponding paper size and media type in the printer driver or control panel before printing.

Recommendations

Use paper within the specified weight range (60–176 g/m²) and avoid mixing different media types in a single load. Store paper in a dry environment to reduce curling and feeding issues. When printing envelopes or heavier card stock, load them separately and test a small batch first to confirm feed reliability.