I suspect the clog has to do with the permeability of the tubing to the solvents in the ink, that is, the solvents diffuse through the tubing leaving behind the ink goop. The warmer and/or drier the environment, the greater the diffusion rate. Also note that the tubing has a very high surface area to volume ratio, therefore it is not suprising to see the problem here, rather than, say the ink reservoirs. My experience has been that the MIS tubing is more permeable than the Tygon brand tubing used by NoMoreCarts. This result is based on almost three years of side-by-side comparison with a CFS (MIS) and CIS (NoMoreCarts) on system on two 1160s and the same MIS FS inksets. Jeff Randall --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Jack M Kucy <jmk@j...> wrote: > About a half a year ago I took my one year old 1280 and converted > it to CIS MIS UT. > The results are wonderful... but... > Even though I purge the inks printing the supplied purge.tif once > in a while, from time to time my K black line became clogged.
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Re: Clog from hell - revisited
2003-12-12 by Jeff Randall
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