Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
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timeleecoops
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First of all I would like to say Hi I am new to this group and I am looking forward to getting started. But I have definitely hit a speed hump as far as the printer and inks go. I finally settled on a ricoh sg3110dnw after much research and a small budget like many of us on here. But now I am lost as far as inks go. It seems to be the more I read the more I get confused! There is so many choices. There is pigment inks, gel inks and then if that's not enough to co fuse one, let's put In the added option of a refillable cartridges or buying new ones? What I would love to know is, what inks can be usedfor transfers on all material, wood to fabric & glass? And are the refillable cartridges any good? Any help would be appreciated. I have scanned through the FAQs but couldn't find out anything.
Re: Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
I have a small Ricoh too and it is my understanding only one ink goes in it for sublimation and that is the Sawgrass Sublijet R. The cartridges do last ages and a low ink message does not mean you are about to run out, apparently the printer will stop when a cartridge is completely empty and as they have a shelf life and supply is usually next day (not usually a problem unless you are a volume user) I wouldn't have too many spares.
This is my understanding and I'm sure I will be corrected if I'm wrong:)
This is my understanding and I'm sure I will be corrected if I'm wrong:)
Re: Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
Alan is right. There is almast no alternative. So choice is simple
sublijest-r is your choice for sublimation ink for your ricoh. They are all same price wherever you go but some suppliers give discount codes to premium members of this forum so you can save youself a few £££.
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GoonerGary
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Re: Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
Refillable cartridges and ink choices are for Epson printers. Ricoh is full priced branded gel ink and that's yer lot. Only purchase sublimation ink, don't put pigment ink into your printer ever.
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timeleecoops
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Thanks guys, the reason i asked about the refillable catridges is because i have seen some that suit the ricoh printer and the sg3110dnw, was just unsure whether or not they perform as well as the normal cartridges.
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timeleecoops
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http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/P ... 39903.html
This is the refillable cartridges i was talking about. I was going to fill them with sublimation ink also. I was just thinking of it being the cheaper and hopefully better alternative. My printer is a Ricoh SG3110DNw.
This is the refillable cartridges i was talking about. I was going to fill them with sublimation ink also. I was just thinking of it being the cheaper and hopefully better alternative. My printer is a Ricoh SG3110DNw.
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GoonerGary
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Re: Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
If you are planning to put some Chinese gel ink (if it exists) into those, you are using it at your own risk. You could buy standard (non gel) bulk sublimation ink, but it would need to go into an Epson printer.
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Is that a wireless 3110dn? I thought that they could not be used as sublimation printer.
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timeleecoops
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Really? I thought it said it could.mfatty500;96937 wrote:Is that a wireless 3110dn? I thought that they could not be used as sublimation printer.
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timeleecoops
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Re: Pigment Inks, Gel inks, Refillable cartridges,
[url=http:// https://www.ags.com.au/news/new-sublima ... 0-dnw.aspx]http:// https://www.ags.com.au/news/new-sublima ... 0-dnw.aspx[/url]
This link explains that the wireless is fine for sublimation printing
This link explains that the wireless is fine for sublimation printing
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