On Tue, 11 Apr 2006 17:49:53 +0200, derekhawkins <eldata@...> wrote: > > > I have a R320 and the ink works fine with Epson's transparencies. That > > ink doesn't clog the nozzles easily either, I'm yet to clean the heads > > yet and usage is like twice a month. There's an Ink and Paper > > Compatibility Guide on their web site. Using Durabrite ink in those > > printers for transparencies is totally unnecessary IMO. With epson _inkjet_ transparencies i assume. These are 'specially coated to absorb the ink, the PCB isn't. I tried red staedtler ink in a epson head, which works very well when applied with a pen, but it wouldn't work very well in the printer. <www.trethan.at.tf/pub/alu_staedtler.jpg> that was printed before the nozzles clogged up any more. what i know does work is tektronix phaser solid wax printers directly on copper. But that is a wax not a ink. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Using an Epson R300 to make PCBs
2006-04-11 by Stefan Trethan
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