can i used for epson L800 for sublimation
635300
It SUCKS as a CIS system. Dont bother. Look on some forums and find a better sublimation one. I bought this one for my Epson and it totally sucked, and I got NO SUPPORT!!!
1455254
NO, but i scan my artwork with the EPSON V370 Flatbed Scanner and print it n the 3880 and the prints are amazing.
1148043
No, the Epson Artisan 837 is an inkjet printer not a thermal printer, which is necessary for sublimation inks and pattern heat transfers. I would recommend looking at (http://www.diyprintingsupply.com/index.asp) for more detailed info on the type of equipment you're looking for. Hope this helps you!
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CanoScan has been a great tool. I know nothing about the Epson. I wouldn't get too fired up about high resolutions that either machine is capable of because it's likely you'll not have the time to use the capability if you have a lot of scanning to do.
1341036
Donna, not exactly sure what you're asking, but I'll tell you what you can do... when using sublimation ink, this printer can be used to print a design to transfer paper, which can then be heat pressed to your item of choice.
506294
I think you can use it. The color rendition may be varying from one Manufacture to another. Many manufactures help you substitute within printer software itself. If you have it already I would use it. Amazon also has Epson luster for a few dollars more.
140524
Yes. http://m.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product/Specifications.do?sku=C11CC88201&BV_UseBVCookie=yes&utm_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided
1439104
Yes you can. I use epson a 3 in 1 when I print all my crafty stuff. It works fine.
848410
This ink will work as well as the epson ink would work as this ink is formulated to be like EPSON ink. This is not a sublimation product so you do have to be sure that the heat transfer paper you use is good for non-sublimation ink. If the Epson ink works in your application, our ink will work too. Thank you.
199017
Yes. If you get the warning that the ink is not "Genuine Epson", just select OK your way through it. In levels are correct and the in does work.
191179
I have no idea. You might check the Epson website for that information on your machine or check your manual.
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Yes, HP & Epson are generally both built that way, not sure about other brands. Not sure about the capacity, will see if I can dig out that info.
305209
My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps.
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I'm not sure. I have an R2000 and they work great for that. You might want to do some research on Epson.
638652
No. I have 3 sublimation ink printers by Epson and all have been plug and play. Very simple. Highly recommend. It saves tons of money and works great. I even use them in my large format printer with no issues or additional drivers. Just remember to read the instructions when you install. Very important.
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yes -- it will use the same space -- the C88 is an upgrade from the C86 . . also . . JMO -- always always always use the epson ink made for the C88/C88+
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Go to epsons website for spec but you can buy a $1 converter on amazon. That will work