Can this printer be used with edible ink?
1577997
Yes, that's specifically what I use mine for! Works great for this purpose!
1577998
I've never used the printer with that kind of ink. Though I have read other reviews that say people have used edible inks with great results. Aside from edible ink this had been a really great printer.
2173544
Just about all inkjet ink cartridges, including the Canon manufactured (non-edible) ones have a sponge to prevent leakage. All of the edible ones I have tried (many) except one have been from mediocre to bad and they have a sponge. The one I chose after many trials does not have a sponge and performs very well. I do not have the name at hand, but if you read my reviews you will find it. Good luck in your endeavor.
2267962
The print head construction is different which may require different ink (with another chemical composition, viscosity and drying time). You can take chances though
1110607
I use only this printer with food coloring cartridges to print edible images for cakes. I keep it stored away for weeks and then just bring it out and plug it in with a USB to my Dell laptop. Works great!
920829
I wouldn't try it on such an upscale printer. (Imo, this is not Premium ink) I'd look for generic carts, instead.
434137
as far as I know you can I use it with this printer. It has to be a Air printer.
1397400
Maybe. Firstly, many inkjet printers are designed for home use, so they don't accept paper larger than 8 1/2 x 11 in the tray. These are 12 x 12 sheets. You can cut it down, but rough or uneven edges is asking for a printer jam. Second, you'll have to make sure your printer can accept cardstock, because this is twice as thick as regular printer paper, and sending stuff that's too heavy for a printer to handle can seriously damage it. And last, but not least, this plastic is completely slick on both sides. Ink may not transfer or hold very well on it. All in all, I would suggest you look at finding some 8 1/2 x 11 transparency film like the kind they (used to) sell for overhead projectors before considering this as an option. A lot of those are specifically designed for inkjets.
85739
The printer has pigment so I can't use the ink or cartridges. I will purge the ink system, get new ink and cartridges before I can use it.
633275
Yes it can. Be sure to use the rear paper feed. Using the main paper trays could result in labels peeing off inside the printer.
1438131
Yes. The print heads are "built-in" and you'll need to unwrap and install the ink.
1941739
Yes you can. The ink is good quality ink and as long as you know how to put it in it will work.
212141
Yes, you should be able to do that. I have an HP printer and can do it without any problem.
969749
I don't believe you can. These inks are used to replenish the ink reservoir for a continuous ink system, not to refill the ink cartridge.
1448773
Yes it can! I have tried it out already, this printer does go through a lot of ink!
1221206
I don't see why not; as long as the ink is compatible with that particular ink cartridge and printer.
1806485
Yes. You can either knead in food dye, or paint it, using edible ink & food-safe brushes.
2172099
Certainly. Check into the Ink Owl website and order bulk formulated for your printer maker and model.