Can I Use My Old Ink With My New Printer?

The quick response ... Yes and no. Consider this. How many models of printer you hay faith that exists at this moment? 1000? 2000? Who knows. But one thing I know is that no one should spend time to test the ink cartridges error in the wrong all day to see if it works. All printer manufacturers do things a little differently. Without being technical, it is basically three different technologies for inkjet printers. Piézoélectriques uses Epson, Canon Bubblejet use and HP and Lexmark use of technology thermal inkjet. An ink for Canon, for example, has a much lower rate of convection which is an HP or Lexmark ink. The reason is the cartridge HP directs the fire to thousands of degrees. D'ink must be made to resist this kind of heat or its output is unpredictable. There are generally two types of ink. Based dye and pigment. Pigmentert ink particles are much larger than the particles with dye-based pigments in the ink cartridge designed to be used in the dye-based ink will result in a print head is not able at any moment. On the other hand, a waterfast pigment inks on any surface. Note that I said waterfast and not water resistant. Inks Pigmentert can be done if water is used for the media. The same applies to dye-based inks d '. Pay attention to this because it will apply to all the ink on the market. Any dye-based inks can be used in any inkjet printer. The production of colour May not be what I expected, but it will work. This is not the case with pigment inks. Pigmentert ink used in most ink cartridges in black today. Epson has a color pigment inks they call DURABrite ink. They are very expensive to make and is fairly high in most premiums ink any producer who contacted me. Do not use pigment inks in certain bands, which was developed for the use of dye-based inks. Overall, HP and Lexmark ink interchangeable because their process is similar. Watch although variations of color. The new ink cartridges Canon BCI-3 and BCI-6 colours are so dense that most people can not distinguish between them. Ironically, the tapes are physically identical, except for the BCI-3e black is slightly larger. The BCI-3e pigmented black ink to create, while the BCI-6 se basa fargebad. Be careful here. Among the new Canon printers, BCI-3 and BCI-6 black cartridges. To disentangle what I am saying that you can use most of the ink in most printers with the exceptions already mentioned. Variations in color, where appropriate, could be offset by the printer. Be ready to play with it. The physical damage to the printer is unlikely in any event, unless the band escapes when you add it to the printer. But you would not do it. ? Barry Shultz is the author of Atlascopy News and the President of Atlascopy, Inc. specializes in Atlascopy reasonable alternatives to the high cost of the printer. Sign up for Atlascopy Newsletter for more ideas and get coupons for 10% each week by e-mail: Go to http://atlascopy.com/signup_new.htm http://atlascopy.com/ signup_new.htm Atlascopy to put a packet in the printer and supplies filling: http://atlascopy.com http://atlascopy.com