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your are right. As an enduser, you seldom know the real, absolut specifics for the product that concerns you. But what i took from this blog and further reading i did is the following: particle size in pigmented inks seems to be generally about 0.1 - 0.2 microns in diameter where as the nozzle...

that conversation actually got me a bit more interested in modern inks. I found this statement from the following plog-post: ''.....One common misconception is that when a jet (or jets) clog on an inkjet printer (evidenced by lines or banding in the print), it’s caused by an impurity or “lump”...

alright. Thx man. I guess i go with new black pigment ink from inktec for the LC-123 Brother cartrige. I'll see about the CMY...but i guess if i am ordering new ink, better go all the way. But its really a shame...to throw all that ink away. By the way, as i've read here on the forums, the...

hrm...well not the answer i was hoping for:ep but thx anyway. Droplet size and pigment size are probably two different pair of shoes right? Shouldn't those differ quite considerably? I mean i would assume that many pigments fit through the nozzle when the printer pushes ink out at the same...

Hey everybody, i had been using a canon mp610 multifuntion printer since 2008 with refill ink from Inktec until it died a month back (powerloss which shorted the printhead which in turn then killed the printer entirely). It was on its second printhead but that for at least for the last 6 years...