Want to get a scale to weigh ink cartridges for my HP officejet4620. It has four cartridges. Someone mentioned a range of 16.5 through 40, but I don't know what the term is for the weight factor?
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I'd guess grams, but haven't the slightest idea why you'd need to know........ ;-)
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be careful. I think the 920 answer is partly correct, but the 920XL may be the best value. maybe check Costco or Sam's Club to get a baseline.http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/-/-/CN558A;pgid=kdpgof0vX1dSRpEXV6ZFR4e10000s0QO-qoZ;sid=6dDa5LeBsJX-5OV9kHrAaW-OblyQJTANoxE3tfZqblyQJTkAnQGKU4km?HP-Officejet-6500A-Plus-e-All-in-One-Printer-E710n&TargetPage;=productsupplies
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1. This is the FAT cartridge. If you need the SKINNY black one, you will want to order the HP 564 Photo Original Ink Cartridge. 2. If the cartridge says "XL" there is more ink in it. If it doesn't say XL, it contains a normal amount of ink.Hope this clears up some of HP's cartridge confusion.
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No and No......It is 32lb. paper....5-% heavier than 20lb......I use them to make single-sided real estate flyers with my inkjet. There is some slight bleed-thru where I place the half=page photo of the home. A Sharpie would bleed thru immediately...
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Without going upstairs to look at my printer... an HP laser, I'm figuring it weighs 40 pounds. 8 reams of paper on the lower shelf... ?? pounds each. You can weigh them yourself to see what the additional weight is. It works well for me, but I don't roll it around much. But, 112 pounds... that's a lot of printer. My SWAG is a definite maybe, leaning toward yes.
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The paper 24 x 300 did not work on my HP printer. But I think it's not the paper, but the quantity of the paper on the roll that makes the roll too heavy. Probably if you unroll a good portion of the paper onto an empty roll, then you can use that paper.
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Looking at my HP printer and some old HP printers they will take the large or small cartridge.look at the markings in the printer to install the cartridge. Sorry all I can tell you. g.
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I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker. Hope this helps!! I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker.... » Read More I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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Didn't check that, but next time I will, thanks to you. I can't check it now for I have used the box to send the used cartridge to HP for disposal.When I put it in the HP 4600, it registered full and works just fine.
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I believe this is probably a misprint. My scales show it to be 4 lbs. Hope this helps, also the JS660 is the best and strongest B&D; I have used in my 77 years!
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If it were me, I would use the manufacturer's specification to justify the amount of load that the printer could hold. It's not what other people say but what the manufacturer recommends. By doing this, I would free myself from any personal liability due to my mistakes. Hope this will help you.
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Put it on my postal scale: Pen and cap Weights 32gm with converter, installed and full of ink.22gm with converter full of ink but without cap (unposted)
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I have a HP 8600 all in one printer sitting on mine, with the weight being approximately 26 lbs. I feel that it is very sturdy and extra weight would not be a problem.
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Yes, you are right. I just noticed my question was cut short...sorry.I am glad to hear your enjoying the 620 and really appreciate your information. I always try to research as much as I can and your insight helps a ton. Thanks!By the way, if you have a second, can you re-read my post, because my question was in regards to checking ink levels.
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I have used the extra capacity cartridges and they produce a lot. If I was to put a number, it would be over the 300 mark. Happy printing:)
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My HP photosmart printer, scanner, copier says it is a 6515. I just buy the ink that my computer man told me to buy. That's about all I know about ink. And I know that my computer man, who sold me the computer and printer said DO NOT buy the ink that is reused or injected into an ink cartridge. This ink works really well on my printer and it's all I will buy. I hope this helps. Sorry I could not be of more specific help.
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check your instructions. My deskjet 2050 had card said it uses 61/61xl black and 61/61xl color. So when ordering check what your cartridge is compatible with. Especially if you order a refurbished one which of course hp picks up when installed. Just go on line and check what your 4500 is compatible with. It's just maddening. rpm