--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Alan King <alan@...> wrote:
ink. Think about it- if it can get through 4pl nozzles, a coarse
sponge isn't going to plug up.
Ultrachrome, etc) then it is pigmented ink. If you have a hard time
finding any info on whether or not the ink is dye or pigment, it is
almost certainly dye.
Steve Greenfield
>... As you mentioned may require keeping the landing area clean etcNot really. It gets sucked down into the waste pad the same as dye
> since the pigment ink may have a little more residue...
ink. Think about it- if it can get through 4pl nozzles, a coarse
sponge isn't going to plug up.
> ... Seems most everything even remotely modernThe general rule: if Epson gives the ink a fancy name (Durabrite,
> that uses durabright has a badge for it on the front..
Ultrachrome, etc) then it is pigmented ink. If you have a hard time
finding any info on whether or not the ink is dye or pigment, it is
almost certainly dye.
Steve Greenfield