Piezography inks are more similar in chemistry to Ultrachrome inks so no flushing is necessary going that way. But I have no idea about the chemistry of MIS inks. If MIS does not advise mixing with Ultrachrome, I certainly would not mix with Piezography. regards, Jon Cone --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "pr_roark" <pr_roark@...> wrote: > > The safe route is to always use cleaning carts between inks, and they > are handy things to have around. MIS is very concerned, in > particular, about putting Eboni-6 in a printer that has had > UltraChrome in it -- unless cleaning carts have been used. So, there > most be some potential for trouble with other inksets. > > So, bottom line, I recommend cleaning carts (even though I'm guilty > of ingoring my own recommendations sometimes). > > Paul > www.PaulRoark.com > > "JensGerbitz" <jensgerbitz@> wrote: > > > > Hi Paul, > > Thanks, but would you recommend flushing before swaping > > in new carts with EB-6, or should running a few purging > > patterns suffice? I'm a concerned about a possible reaction > > btwn the two inks that could gum up the works, but I'd > > obviously like to avoid having to buy the > > cleaning carts if they're not necessary. >
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Re: Mixing Piezography with MIS EB-6 inks
2008-11-20 by Jon Cone
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