Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Plotter ink

On Fri, 09 Jan 2009 01:37:20 -0000, you wrote:

>some inks are soluable in water, some in alchol, some in other
>solutions.
>
>once you find the prope liquid, you can get the proper ink.
>
>if you use the wrong ink, it will clog up the works. research
>ink-jet refilling and cleaning and you will find data complied from
>those who are expert in that field.
>
>All inks are not the same.
>
>Dave
>

Take a look at:
href="http://www.inkproducts.com"

They supply all sorts of HP (and other) inks.

They don't seem to list plotters, but a phone call to 863 223-1805
might get you headed in the right direction. They are located in
Florida. I seriously doubt HP did a totally different system for
plotters; not a big enough market to defray the development costs.

BTW - Over the years HP has used several different ink formulations in
their various inkjet printers.

I've used their products for several years with a high success rate. I
installed one of their HP 88 Ultimate Refill systems on my Officejet
K5400 printer this fall and it works great!! No more ink cartridges to
buy...ever. Just maybe a printhead once in a great while.