i want to know about the working principle of solvent based inkjet printers?
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Try this link. Helps try googling for more\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkjet_printer
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silk screen printing\ndirect ink printing\ntransfer printing
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Most All-In-Ones (including HP) will allow the printer to function, even without scanning capabilities.\n\n§§
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The answer depends on a lot of factors, including:\n\n1) Actual type of ink used (authentic HP ink? or generic?) HP (and other namebrand ink) have special formulation that lasts longer, esp. on the right paper.\n\n2) Actual type of paper used (generic copy paper, or special inkjet paper?) Inkjet paper have a bit more clay in their composition to help "suck in" the ink and lock the print in place. Some more advanced paper even has a external protection layer. \n\n3) How much sunlight will this printout get? How about temperature? Sheets left in cool indoors will last a lot longer than those exposed to direct sunlight or higher temperatures. \n\nHP claims if you used their ink on their inkjet paper, the printout, if left indoors, should last almost 100 years. (I don't recall the exact figure, but they hired some labs to simulate aging and came up with this figure). I'd say it should last for a lifetime if it's properly mounted on a frame and kept at home. \n\nAfter all, isn't that your question? :)
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I would recommend this article as a good place to start:\nThere many excellent sources of printers for you.  Please choose the one that best meets your needs from the following:\nhttp://www.digitaloutput.net/content/ContentCT.asp?P=572\n\n\nPlease choose a best answer.  There is a contest right now, and best answer is required to enter.
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Ink cartridges that have been refilled may work as well as new ones but some manufacturers include lubricates in their ink to help their printers function at the highest quality.  I suggest if you are going to use refill ink cartridge then replace with new ones every so often.
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because pencil lead (lead is a misnomer here of course) is made of graphite. graphite doesn't dissolve at all in many solvents so will not move with the mobile phase. inks on the other hand can be made from a wide variety of organic molecules and thus can run with the solvent. using an ink pen is like adding another spot to the plate.
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Most printers these days will unfortunately not print with one chamber empty, especially when it used ink tanks, like a canon, brother or epson.   There is no override for this, the only way to continue printing is to replace the empty cartridge.\n\n\nThis is for the protection of the printer.  With ink tanks the print head in integrated into the printer.  A small amount of ink must be present as a prime in the print head to act as a coolant (almost all ink jet printers disperse ink via sublimation)  If that ink is not there you run the risk of warping or fusing the print head permanently damaging your printer.\n\nI am sorry to tell you the only way to continue printing is to replace that black cartridge.
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all printers are good to the person useing in it..you must had like it if you bought it, if it fell in your lap, yea there not bad....
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A smaller ink cartidge, basically just a starter.  How long it will last will vary by how you use it (type of printing, quality level, etc...) but it will not last very long.
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That's the business model. The printers are sold at a loss or close to a loss, and they make their profits on the consumables (inks). Why make a one-time profit when you can make a bigger profit over and over again?\n\nI had a friend that had a printer that was literally cheaper to throw out when it ran out of ink and buy a new one that came with a couple of ink cartridges than it was to buy two new ink cartridges.\n\nCheck out eBay though, there are a lot of inks for sale there cheap.
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First, I am assuming the printer has either USB or parallel interfaces. \n\n1. You need to install its driver into one of your computer.\n2. After installation, on that computer, share the printer\n3. Go to the other computer, look up the shared printer and added that as remote printer\n4. You should be able to print from both computers\n\nP.S. If your printer is USB interface, get a printer server (see below link)
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It's easy. Spot ink onto a tissue paper. Dip one end of the tissue paper in a pan with any alcohol. Let the alcohol travel along the paper and make sure it passes through the ink spot. Some components of ink which are attracted (more soluble) to alcohol will be carried with the solvent but will eventually settle somewhere else in the paper. Let the alcohol evaporate and you can see the ink components, more or else, separated. A more scientific way of doing the analysis is by chromatography: thin layer chromatography (TLC) or gas chromatography (GC). Check the web.
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Look for inkjet sticker or laserjet sticker, they are different. Inkjet sticker of some brand can perform waterproof, but it can't resist to Ultra Violet since usually we used water based ink. So, better use Laser printer or dot matrix printer
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Problem :\n\nThe printer is working, but the printed output shows smears or smudges of ink or the image itself is smeared.\n\n\nSolution :\n\nTry increasing the ink drying time or decreasing ink volume. \nOpen Director, then click Settings, Print Settings, then Printer Settings. \nThe printer Properties dialog box opens.\nClick the Basics tab, then the Advanced Features button. \nClick and drag the Dry Time slider toward More or the Ink Volume slider toward Light. \nTry decreasing print quality to Normal or Fast. \nOpen Director, then click Settings, Print Settings, then Printer Settings. \nThe printer Properties dialog box opens.\nClick the Paper/Quality tab and choose a lower print quality setting. \nTry a different paper. Heavier weight paper may not smear as easily as lighter weight paper. \n\nIf none of the steps above have solved the problem, print and evaluate a self-test report.
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Generally speaking, a paper jam is going to be fatal to an inkjet printer, especially if the jam caused the traverse (the part that sprays the ink on the page) to get stuck, or if you horsed the traverse out of the way to clear the jam.\n\nIn other words, your printer is dead and there is no point behind fixing it; first, you won't be able to get parts, because they don't make them; second, even if you could get parts, they would cost more than a new printer; third, you certainly aren't under warranty, since Epson stopped selling the CX5300 over a year ago, and it only warranties inkjets for a year.\n\nIn other words, time to buy a new printer.
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It really depends on your printer, the operating system you are running, etc.  You can run through the printer support help system at http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/SupportIndex.jsp.  This system will guide you through the wizard by asking questions about your product, and then give you help with what you need.\n\nHope this helps.