Digital BW, The Print

> 
> Is there an MIS PK ink for the 2200 that is the equivelent 
> of the PK for the 2400? 
> I really would like to try BO on my 2200 with Silver Rag 
> but was informed that the older PK for this
> printer would cause more bronzing/gloss differential than 
> the new formula.

I suspect the bronzing difference is more a function of whether the older PK
used the older base.  All of the MIS inks should be using the new base.  The
base that was started to be used a year ago made a major difference in the
level of bronzing.  You can tell what base is used by smelling the ink.  The
new ink base has what I'd call is distinct ammonia smell.

The 2400 PK is a lighter load ink than the older PK.  With the newer
printers, we've found that lighter loads actually produce a better dmax with
less, if any, gloss differential.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com