Which type of printer keeps the print well fixed even if you touch it with water.
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From: Jean on 9 Feb 2010 03:31 Currently I have a HP6100 printer but the ink is not "fixed", if I touch the paper with wet hands or water/coffee is falling on it it becomes unreadable. Can you recomment, except an expensive laser) which type of printer does not have such problems ? Thanks in advance, Jean
From: Don Phillipson on 9 Feb 2010 10:59 "Jean" <jean.amoureux(a)de.la.cuisine.fr> wrote in message news:hkr6hf$7r5$1(a)speranza.aioe.org... > Currently I have a HP6100 printer but the ink is not "fixed", if I touch the > paper with wet hands or water/coffee is falling on it it becomes unreadable. > Can you recomment, except an expensive laser) which type of printer does not > have such problems ? This problem is determined by the materials (ink and paper) not by the printer. All unglazed papers absorb water readily (but you may not be able to print onto glazed paper.) Your simplest solution may be to shield the printed output from moisture, e.g. in a polyethylene bag or a laminate enclosure. (Repondez en francais si vous ne me comprenez pas.) -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada)
From: Bob AZ on 9 Feb 2010 16:43 On Feb 9, 1:31�am, "Jean" <jean.amour...(a)de.la.cuisine.fr> wrote: > Currently I have a HP6100 printer but the ink is not "fixed", if I touch the > paper with wet hands or water/coffee is falling on it it becomes unreadable. > Can you recomment, except an expensive laser) which type of printer does not > have such problems ? > Thanks in advance, > Jean Jean Just put a print in a tray of water to soak. No damage after 5 minutes. The print is an Epson 4800 Inkjet printer inkjet with Epson UltraChrome K3 ink. Costco/Kirkland paper. Printed about a week ago. Email me in 24 hours for an update. Bob AZ
From: Bob AZ on 10 Feb 2010 22:32 On Feb 9, 1:31�am, "Jean" <jean.amour...(a)de.la.cuisine.fr> wrote: > Currently I have a HP6100 printer but the ink is not "fixed", if I touch the > paper with wet hands or water/coffee is falling on it it becomes unreadable. > Can you recomment, except an expensive laser) which type of printer does not > have such problems ? > Thanks in advance, > Jean Jean A 24 hour report. The print is just fine after 24 hours immersed in water at room temperature. Tried rubbing on the image to no avail. Bob AZ
From: Arthur Entlich on 11 Feb 2010 07:44
I have found Epson's really cheap (about 3 cents a page) photo quality matte paper (a one sided fairly thin matte paper makes the image amazingly after it dries. The microporus surface does a great job of locking the dye inks into the substrate kaolin clay layer. Art If you are interested in issues surrounding e-waste, I invite you to enter the discussion at my blog: http://e-trashtalk.spaces.live.com/ Bob AZ wrote: > On Feb 9, 1:31�am, "Jean" <jean.amour...(a)de.la.cuisine.fr> wrote: >> Currently I have a HP6100 printer but the ink is not "fixed", if I touch the >> paper with wet hands or water/coffee is falling on it it becomes unreadable. >> Can you recomment, except an expensive laser) which type of printer does not >> have such problems ? >> Thanks in advance, >> Jean > > Jean > > A 24 hour report. The print is just fine after 24 hours immersed in > water at room temperature. Tried rubbing on the image to no avail. > > Bob AZ |