Digital BW, The Print

Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes to use for refilling the 4oz bulk bottles.  I'd like to keep things neat, without having to spill ink from bottle to bottle.
Thanks
David

Any drug store would carry syringes of various sizes.

...Ben

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., daschkenas@a... wrote:
> Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes to use for 
refilling the 4oz bulk bottles.  I'd like to keep things neat, 
without having to spill ink from bottle to bottle.
> Thanks
> David

>Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes ...

MIS (inksupply.com) has all sorts of accessories like this.

Paul 
http://www.PaulRoark.com

http://www.weink.com/inkjet/other/tools.htm


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., daschkenas@a... wrote:
> Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes to use for 
refilling the 4oz bulk bottles.  I'd like to keep things neat, 
without having to spill ink from bottle to bottle.
> Thanks
> David

> >Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes ...
> 

Try your local pharmacy. Make sure you ask for "luer-lok" so you get 
the "spiral lock" at the tip to attach needles and bottom fill 
adapters, etc.

I just found a nice 20ml syringe made by Becton Dickinson (BD) #309661 
which should work splendly for the 18ml virgin fills on 1280 carts. 65 
cents each, such a bargain I bought six.
Jim H.

Any drugstore or veterinary supply store should have them.

Jerry




daschkenas@... wrote:

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> Can someone tell me where to buy plastic syringes to use for refilling the 4oz bulk bottles.  I'd like to keep things neat, without having to spill ink from bottle to bottle.
> Thanks
> David
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