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Re: [Digital BW] where to obtain refillable cartridges?

2008-01-31 by Carl Schofield

I'm using the rjetek plugs for refilling OEM 1800 carts.  Works very  
well.  I'm using the Epson gloss enhancer carts (you can buy them  
cheap at Atlex in two packs) simply because it eliminates the  
residual color ink problem.  I just switch chips to use the carts in  
other ink channels.  If you don't want to go that route I think MIS  
is still selling empty 1800 spongeless carts.

Carl Schofield
http://photos.schophoto.com




On Jan 31, 2008, at 9:55 AM, Paul Whiting wrote:

> I know there's been a fair amount of discussion of this question, but
> usually in the context of some other issues, so permit me start on a
> specific thread on this.
>
> Am about to spring for a refurbed R1800 and use Paul Roark's 3-MK
> approach. I'm accustomed to using MIS' refillable carts for the black
> position in my R220, with cleaning solution in the other five. Am
> using MIS' Eboni ink with great results on smaller prints, very
> pleased with the prints. Thanks to Clayton Jones for this simple and
> effective way to get started in B/W digital printing.
>
> But what now? I've heard about Efillink carts but they don't sell them
> empty... you'd have to buy them filled, then flush them out, right?
> Because you wouldn't want their ink to mix with the Eboni.
>
> There's there's this approach:
>
> http://www.rjettek.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/486
>
> I saw some comments on this a while back, but not much lately. Anyone
> tried this recently? Apparently you can use the OEM cartridge and fill
> it in place. Then there's no need to chase down an empty refillable
> cartridge somewhere. You'd still have to flush out the OEM ink  
> however.
>
> Thanks all!
>


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