Digital BW, The Print

I was wondering if there are any differences between third-party cartridges for Epson 1400. I'm assuming they are pretty similar in terms of filling up but are they different in terms of problems with the printer.  I found the instuctions on the inksupply.com website a bit unclear,
especially with respect to the reset chip. The ones from inkjetmall seem better and they do not seem to have any reset chip? 

I am planning to fill the cartridges with Eboni-6.

Thanks

The inksupply.com instructions are here:
http://www.inksupply.com/instructions_epson_ar_1400_r260_r1900.cfm

The inkjetmall instructions are here http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/it.I/id.220/.f

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "niakapa" <niakapa@...> wrote:

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> I was wondering if there are any differences between third-party cartridges for Epson 1400. I'm assuming they are pretty similar in terms of filling up but are they different in terms of problems with the printer.  I found the instuctions on the inksupply.com website a bit unclear,
> especially with respect to the reset chip. The ones from inkjetmall seem better and they do not seem to have any reset chip? 
> 
> I am planning to fill the cartridges with Eboni-6.
> 
> Thanks
>

I've had excellent results so far using the Inkjetmall carts. The initial
fill was easy and without any clogs.  I've yet to refill one but it's
getting close. You remove and refill when they're below 10% and when
re-inserted they fool the printer into thinking they're new. There's a chip
on each cart but it requires no resetting. Like I said I haven't done it
yet but am confident it'll go smoothly.

On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 10:44 PM, niakapa <niakapa@...> wrote:

> I was wondering if there are any differences between third-party
> cartridges for Epson 1400. I'm assuming they are pretty similar in terms of
> filling up but are they different in terms of problems with the printer.  I
> found the instuctions on the inksupply.com website a bit unclear,
> especially with respect to the reset chip. The ones from inkjetmall seem
> better and they do not seem to have any reset chip?
>
> I am planning to fill the cartridges with Eboni-6.
>
> Thanks
>


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I have some Refillable cartridges for an epson 2200 for sale. There's 3rd party dye ink inside that I can empty before shipping. I just got a CIS for my 2200. I was tired of refilling the cartridges.
They work fine. I am asking $25 with $5 shipping.
If you are interested, email me off list.
Pierre

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Dick Sullivan of Bostick and Sullivan has been experimenting with coating
paper with fused silica powder.  Apprentaly, doing so give greater dmax
with platinum, paladium and other alt processes.  You can see a video here:
http://thecarbonworks.com/blog/?p=380  I wonder if if would help dmax for
ink prints on otherwise non-coated paper?


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