Digital BW, The Print

Is it possible that the soon-to-be MIS UC clone inks will present  
major clogging problems in pre-2200 printers (such as the 
1280). That is, printers not designed to handle the higher 
pigment density?

Jeff



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jim 
hayes" <jimhayes@f...> wrote:
> I don't know what exact inkset you're using, but with MIS quads 
the k
> ink is more dense than the lighter greys. So it has more 
pigment
> particles in it. The other positions are less clumpy and have 
less
> pigment per carrier fluid.
> 
> It's well known that k ink usually gives problems first. Nothing 
to do
> with your printer or configuration- relatively, k ink is plain old
> gunkier.
> Jim H.