Digital BW, The Print

No, but their distributors are supposed to get samples in the very near
future (I think next couple of weeks).  I don't think these samples will be
for sale yet...rather just beta.

Robert

 On 2/13/02 9:36 PM, "Michael Kravit" <michael.kravit@...>
wrote:

> Does anyone here have experience using the Indelible quads. I had no idea
> that they were formulating these things. But after reading the following ost
> it appears they do.
> 
> "It is great having so much interest in our products. We have been
> working on development, testing, R&D on various printer applications
> for well over 2 years with this Permanent Waterproof Pigmented Ink
> system. We have had this working good for 1 1/2 years but didn't get
> the results and interest untill All-Square and Mike Walsh put it
> through extensive test to see the reality of our product. Now that
> there is proof that it works in all Piezo printers from Epson 850
> through 10,000 series, we have developed a true Red, Blue, Violet,
> Orange, and Green, and 2 blacks for the next generation 8 color
> printer. Our C,M,Y,K, has a perfect grey ballance, and we make quad
> black and six tone black for photography. Our ink does not separate
> or scab, or plug print heads. All who change over to our ink must
> run our cleaning solution through the machine to remove all residue of
> any other ink previously used. Switching back and forth can cause
> stringing and stacking in the filter. We are very overwhelmed with
> the demand now that cat is out of the bag, since we have been working
> so hard, so long at R&D that we are spooling up right now on our
> production, and packaging. Please contact Jim Robins at All-Square
> for products and tech questions. Thank You, Gary Finnoe"
> 
> Mike
> 
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