Re: Re-filling a CISS System
Posted: 13 Jan 2011, 14:33
Sssssshhhhhh!.......don't tell any Sawgrass suppliers...............lolJSR;13925 wrote:That's what I'm counting on!
(Not that I need to refill them that often these days...)
Sssssshhhhhh!.......don't tell any Sawgrass suppliers...............lolJSR;13925 wrote:That's what I'm counting on!
(Not that I need to refill them that often these days...)
Ian M;13943 wrote:Sssssshhhhhh!.......don't tell any Sawgrass suppliers...............lol
Ian M;14011 wrote:I've been using a similar set up with my Brother for quite some time now for all the office printing & had no problems at all. I worked out that I'm saving something like £600 per year.
My bottles arrived today. Look pretty good to me. Haven't tried filling a cartridge but I like the idea of not having syringes to clean.Ian M;13912 wrote:Nice one mate. They also work with Brother refill cartridges too....................lol
It is with regular ink & I'm using the bottles of ink that came with the cartridges. I'd try this guy for the pigment ink as he is really good & knows his stuff too http://www.inktec-uk.co.uk/index.htmJSR;14027 wrote:Is this with regular ink? If so, which ink are you using? Do you know if anyone does a pigment ink for the Brother printer? I'm not after anything specific, I'm just looking ahead for when my A3 Brother runs out of ink.
Thanks.
BTW, which Brother printer do you have? Us "Brother owners" need to stick together! :biggrin:
Nice one Jonathan & lets know how you get on with them.JSR;14103 wrote:My bottles arrived today. Look pretty good to me. Haven't tried filling a cartridge but I like the idea of not having syringes to clean.
Ian M;14107 wrote:It is with regular ink & I'm using the bottles of ink that came with the cartridges. I'd try this guy for the pigment ink as he is really good & knows his stuff too http://www.inktec-uk.co.uk/index.htm
I use a DCP-130C & I have to say the best everyday printer I have ever used.
Cool mate.JSR;14110 wrote:Thanks. I'll send inktec an email and ask what my options are.