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From: Jim Ford on 31 Oct 2007 19:19 I contacted OCP in Germany querying the durability of their inks. Readers of this forum may be interested in their reply (except of course 'measkite', who's already made his 'mind' up). The reply follows, verbatum: Dear Mr. Ford, thank you very much for your a.m. request. We do not have a general data of our inks concerning durability. We test the fading properties with an Atlas Sun Tester. We take drawdowns of our inks and OEM inks, expose them into one cycle of 4 hours irradiation of UV light, then 2 hours dark fading and then another 4 hours UV light. After that cycle we compare the fading of our inks and OEM inks. The fading properties of our inks are as good or in case of yellow and magenta even better than OEM inks. The tests are proceeded on OEM papers. It is possible that on some papers the durability properties change. For beeing sure to receive original OCP inks you can get them from our distributor in the UK. It is the company Promax Imaging Ltd. Please follow this link (www.ocp-uk.co.uk) to get an overview of what they offer for CIS systems. With best regards, Hasan Bagli Verkauf / Sales Department OCP GmbH Eickener Stra�e 71 45525 Hattingen Germany Tel. +49 - 2324 - 92 07 26 Fax +49 - 2324 - 92 07 33 E-Mail: HasanBagli(a)ocp.de Skype: ocp.hb for more information visit: www.ocp.de OCP Inks... ....inks of finest quality! End of reply. Jim Ford
From: Richard Steinfeld on 31 Oct 2007 21:27 I've been impressed with the materials on their web site. Does anyone know if they've got any "bottlers" in the USA and/or Canada? Richard
From: "Stick Stickus" dclinc on 1 Nov 2007 03:45 Try your nearest Cartridge World "Richard Steinfeld" <rgsteinBUTREMOVETHIS(a)sonicANDTHISTOO.net> wrote in message news:13iiao34jql6i0b(a)corp.supernews.com... > I've been impressed with the materials on their web site. > Does anyone know if they've got any "bottlers" in the USA and/or Canada? > > Richard
From: Richard Steinfeld on 3 Nov 2007 03:02 Stick Stickus wrote: > Try your nearest Cartridge World Cartridgge World is a reloader. As far as I know, they don't sell ink. So, where can I buy the raw printer-specific ink so that I can do my own refilling? Richard
From: Jim Ford on 3 Nov 2007 05:26
Richard Steinfeld wrote: > Stick Stickus wrote: >> Try your nearest Cartridge World > > Cartridgge World is a reloader. As far as I know, they don't sell ink. > So, where can I buy the raw printer-specific ink so that I can do my own > refilling? If you're in the U.K. try: http://www.promaximaging.com/index.html OCP also have distributors in the U.S. Jim Ford |