8L Full Set InkTec PowerChrome for Epson Large Format Printers

[NikGrey]

BUMP...

I still have this - it keeps 'Winking' at me which is starting to annoy the hell out of me

Merry Christmas.

[Paul]

just wink back and smile

Nik, you know you want to keep this ink and try different printer

[NikGrey]

Paul, to be honest I dont have the room for a printer of this size as much as I could use One (getting requests for box canvass and A2 posters as expected).

I will list these separately tomorrow at £55 each inc delivery, at least I will get some money back - maybe a bit slower but it will not be a total loss.

[NikGrey]

'Bull by the Horns' time - listed them individually at an attractive price.
Ere's an example.

[NikGrey]

I still have this Ink Set, would prefer to sell it as a complete set.

I am looking to buy a Shot Gun (may consider part ex).
And will need a case if anyone has One? the lockable type you install in your house, to keep the Gun in securely.

[Quinsfan]

Things getting that bad Nik?

[ArferMo]

For rough or trap ?

[NikGrey]

Things getting that bad Nik?

No, I'm in Norfolk and it's quite unusual for someone like me not to have a Shotgun.

'Trap Shooting' AfterMo. I have nothing against rough if you are going to eat what you kill but I am not partial to game.

[Stitch Up]

Good morning Nik

We have an Epson 9880 and presently use Epson Ultrachrome inks.

How does Power Chrome differ?

Excuse the numpty question as I've had little time to research - on my way to work AGAIN

[pisquee]

PowerChrome is InkTec's version of Epson's UltraChrome - we switched over an Epson 4000 from UltraChrome to PowerChrome and saw a very slight shift in colour - you could only notice/see it if you were really looking for it, and knew you had to look for a difference, and even then it was so slight it was hardly there to notice.
I can't remember, but think the 9880 uses the UltraChrome K3 inkset, which would then need the equivalent K3 set from Inktec to be a straight switch over.