are the inks in your ciss system -pigment ink or dye ink
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They are not pigment so I was not able to use this system. I'm considering purging the lines and tank, getting new empty cartridges and ink. I do a lot of printing and get tired of manually refilling my two sets of ink cartridges. My research indicates if you use this with a system with the pigment in your system it may ruin your print head cartridges. That would be more costly to order new ones so I won't even try it. I've also determine to leave my HP on ALL the time since it runs fewer cleaning cycles when it boots up. Best Wishes and Good luck!
85738
A good question to ask the vendor! The inks are not compatible with each other. (go for the dye)
85739
The printer has pigment so I can't use the ink or cartridges. I will purge the ink system, get new ink and cartridges before I can use it.
1378932
All CIS systems are designed for specific printer models, as the replacement carts must mimic the operation of the OEM cartridges. I can find no information about the Stylus Photo T50 printer. A search on Epson's website produced nothing, as did a search on Gigablock.net. Gigablock is the supplier of all the CISS units I have purchased. Without knowing more about the cartridges the T50 uses, I am unable to answer your question. Generally speaking, Epson is aggressively attempting to prevent the use of third party ink; other manufacturers may be doing likewise, but I am very familiar with Epson's efforts. I love their printers, but hate being held up by their ink costs. Unless they relax their grip on the replacement ink market, I've probably bought my last Epson. (I have owned or been responsible for the purchase of 6 or 7 in the past.) David Holt
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I'm not too sure what you mean. The cartridges come as part of the whole system. Here is a link to an article I wrote about the process: http://frugalfoto.com/2013/04/24/save-on-ink-use-a-cis-system-in-your-printer-update/
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Yes - If you're using refillable cartridges, you can replace the entire cartridge with a new, different ink cartridge. DON'T MIX THE TWO INKS IN THE SAME CARTRIDGE. Also, if you HAVE A CIS (Continuous Ink System), then you would have to replace the entire CIS - remove the tube line that leads from the ink source & replace it with a new system along with the new ink you're using. If you don't, the inks will mix and/or be distributed differently (some of the old blue with some of the new red) as it disperses through the feed tubes and you won't get true results from using the new ink. Also, I WOULD NOT go back and forth from sub ink to non sub ink. Let your sublimation printer be dedicated to sublimation ink.
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These are to refill the "Continuous Ink System", or "CIS" Get is from A company called "Fantasy buy" of "Fantasy Ink" on Amazon. This is a special 6 cartage unit you snap into the place of the loose 6 cartridges in your printer. It has a huge reservoir that already comes prefilled. It will last forever. With this system, every time you receive "You need to replace your cartridge", you lift the lid on the printer, hit a reset button and it's good to go! A huge cost savings as well as time saver.These inks are for refilling that reservoir. Make sure you get "Pigment" or "Dye" being that they both have different properties and are incompatible. Pigment is waterproof but needs a little more TLC. These are to refill the "Continuous Ink System", or "CIS" Get is from A company called "Fantasy buy" of "Fantasy Ink" on Amazon. This is a special 6 cartage unit you snap into the place of the loose 6 cartridges in your printer. It has a huge reservoir that already comes prefilled. It will last forever. With this system, every time you receive "You need to replace your cartridge", you lift the lid on the printer, hit a reset button and it's good to go! A huge cost savings as well as time saver.These inks are for refilling that reservoir.... » Read More These are to refill the "Continuous Ink System", or "CIS" Get is from A company called "Fantasy buy" of "Fantasy Ink" on Amazon. This is a special 6 cartage unit you snap into the place of the loose 6 cartridges in your printer. It has a huge reservoir that already comes prefilled. It will last forever. With this system, every time you receive "You need to replace your cartridge", you lift the lid on the printer, hit a reset button and it's good to go! A huge cost savings as well as time saver.These inks are for refilling that reservoir. Make sure you get "Pigment" or "Dye" being that they both have different properties and are incompatible. Pigment is waterproof but needs a little more TLC. « Show Less
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No. In order to make it work, you must swap the cyan and magenta inks which can be done by draining both with a hypodermic syringe into a temporary storage container, a thorough cleaning of the ink reservoirs, and then returning the the inks to their opposite compartments.
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I don't know the different between Dye or Pigment Ink, but the quality is pretty good. I used on both HP printers, they works great.
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Install the ciss , do not install the ink that come with the printer. The ink is different.
697432
The 100 is dye ink. I display a lot of prints and as yet I haven't noticed any fading. In talking to a friend that works in a photo shop where they use pigment ink the, pigment works fine if you don't let it set. You almost have to print everyday to keep everything flowing properly.I have had the 100 for almost 6 mo. and have printed over 100 11x17 prints with no problems at all.
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It's very easy, the system comes with "how to install" instructions. A five year old could do it. I went to Youtube and they show you how this type of CISS Continuous ink system work. I am very happy with this product.
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InkXPro offers a "six-month total satisfaction guarantee", as quoted from their website. This is pretty good, because not only does it cover the vagaries and quirks of self-installing a CISS system, but it gives you plenty of time to use the product and see if it meets your expectations; you also have time to talk with their customer service guy (who is a great help!) and work out any questions you may have. Good luck!
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Inkjet inks are transparent in nature, so the background you use will influence the presentation of the ink colors. Very light grays, yellows, pinks, greens, etc. will be OK if you use black or dark blue ink. But lighter color inks just won't show up.
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Epson artisan 730 and artisan 837, opening the top of the printer (to look inside where the ink cartridges are) is all you do to reset them. Very simple. All you do is open the printer top then close it. You'll see when your installing the CISS The Epson 837 with CISS in my opinion is the best ink/printer combo. Ive done over 10,000 prints with the same printer, thanks to those 'Ink Pad Reset keys'. :)
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depends on the type on ink that was originally in the printer, your CIS system will tell you what type of ink would be compatible for your printer
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just confirm if they are pigmented ink. looking the yellow will tell you if are pigmented. the general ink used in other many printers like HP, Lexmart etc are very transparent and as far I know cant be mixed with many Epson printers ink. Just confirm the type used in your printer. I use the pigmented ink in my Epson 415. hope this help you to select the ink you may need.
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Each system is labelled for a certain type of hair. Either you have coloring or not. And either thinning or noticably thinning. I have noticably thinning hair without any coloring - so I use System 2. Check out the Nioxin website for more info.
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The 1 of 2 special refillable cartridge types you'll need to chose from are easily found if you do an Amazon search for "<Your specific printer make and model> CIS". refill cartridge" and "<Your specific printer make and model> CIS". CIS = Continuous Ink System. I went with the cheapest one I could find in Dec'09 and it's still works GREAT & has saved me $$$! Tip: Wear surgical gloves when refilling ink! These special cartridges come with a reset button to fool your printer into thinking you've put brand new cartridges in.