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I do see a couple of indications on the web, including a BnH Photo Video answered question, that eco-tank printers are eco-solvent.

I think that was just a LEAD-IN to the article... JUST BEFORE printer #1 it says, "All the printers on this list use eco-solvent ink.".

Huh!? 🤔 I hadn't had a chance to go though that page yet (I'm at work and the boss is around). I don't get it either.

EDIT: I guess that I should add the distinction of "ECO"-solvent ink. I just now found this: https://mindseteco.co/eco-solvent-printer/

At work, I print with both, a large-format Roland solvent printer and a large-format Mimaki solvent printer. When the cartridges are "empty" they still have about an ounce of ink left in them. Are there any 4-colour desktop printers that can use the remnant ink from my large-format solvent...

Hey there T.H. MY experience is that this is "overspray" caused by a head that is dying. (kind of like metal spatter that occurs with Flux-Core Welding if you know that process) In my situation, a Roland, which has two heads, Black & Cyan shared and Yellow & Magenta shared, the Black and Cyan...

There's an issue with printing only black that many people don't realize... IF you just wish to print text, that would be fine and I would suggest that you take up The Hat's suggestion and get a cheap HP or Brother LED/Laser printer (which use "toner")... Mine was a $108 and I never have to...

This part is particularly confusing, Paul. Why is the Epson printout interrupted? And why would you assume that just switching to a second printer would be okay or even work? As far as how printers receive instructions from computers, THAT MAY be the issue here. Epsons and HPs aren't going to...

They should go back to using good, old fashioned cams and relays in washing machines, for awhile! 😂🤣

I've had good results with Precision Colors, a Canadian company that has a depot in the US for shipping. The owner, Mike, is very picky. precisioncolors.com

hmmmm... Because it seems to print correctly when the printer THINKS it is printing on PLAIN paper, BUT NOT when printing a photo on photo paper, this SOOOUUUUNDS like it could be a "Double Colour Management" issue. Do you have an Epson Printer Driver selected to manage colours in "Printers" but...

Cheers! I hope it helps.

hehe... My long-time girlfriend is Irish American. (Maybe THAT's why I'm "stuck" in Michigan!) 🤔😶😶😶 And, of course, YESTERDAY I was Irish! ;-)

I'm a large-format printing technician who uses a Roland "solvent" printer. If you are just printing small stickers keep in mind that THIN material MAY require you to put Application Tape over it so that it is easier to apply without being floppy (heavy applications of ink can make the vinyl...

Hey there, Doug, I just joined as well. I grew up in Hamilton but ended up in Michigan (HOW THE HELL DID THAT HAPPEN!?) Cheers!

I'm a large-format printing technician for a print shop (West of Detroit, Michigan) but I'm also a LOOOOONG time photographer who has a couple "prosumer" photo printers. (Canon Pro-10/Epson XP-960 set up for sublimation) Why am I here? Because I hate large corporate interests who like to coral...