Digital BW, The Print

Hi Paul,
Thanks for your reply...your answer is about the UT inks, but my 
question was  about  whether anyone had trouble adding the 
non-UT "Full Spectrum" inks (which the MIS website says is fully 
compatible with Piezotone-- no flushing needed) to 
almost-empty supply bottles with remaining Piezotone ink.  MIS 
seems to say you can, but I'm hoping someone on the list can 
tell me they've done it with good results.
John

> 
> >According to the MIS website, you can replace the Piezotone 
ink 
> >with MIS FS. (appended below.) The price differential is very 
> >compelling. 
> >--Can I just pour in MIS FS on top of the 1/2" of piezotone ink 
> >remaining in the CIS bottle? 

>DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul 
Roark" <paul.roark@v...> wrote:
 
> I do not recommend mixing MIS UT-FS inks with PiezoTone 
inks.  The
> bases/binders in which the pigments of these two inksets are 
suspended are
> probably much different.  You might have precipitation that 
would clog the
> system.  I would never mix inks that are not from a "family" of 
compatible
> inks.  
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com 
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> <<FS and FS Neutral for Cone's R9 Driver (Image Export BW by 
> R9)-The MIS FS inks will work with Cone's R9 driver. No 
special 
> workflow is required when used with this driver. It is a lower 
cost 
> apporach and the print results	are reportedly equal or better. 
> These FS inks are fully pigmented, with pure carbon pigment 
> and they are archival. The performace in cartridges and in 
> contiuous flow systems is identical. These inks do not cause 
> clogging problems, and they do not evaporate when the printer 
is 
> not being used. They are compatible with the Cone inks and 
can 
> be substituted one for one with out cleaning or flushing. >>