joseph1949
Getting Fingers Dirty
To: all
I am looking for a squeeze bottle that will work with the Top-Fill method when I fill my CLI-221/220 carts.
Here is a site that has a bottle that might work:
http://www.sks-science.com/plastic-laboratory-bottles-p-968.html
The tip should be small enough to fit a fill hole that is 5/32 inch in diameter. You say why dont you use a bottle with a straight tip? And I will say that I am not that brave. If you have a loose cap you could spill enough ink that you would spend a week cleaning up the mess (and you too). Also, I think that with the bottle in the upside-down position you would not have as much control as compared with a bottle that has a gooseneck (?) tip and can be used in the up position. In shortyou would have more control with the gooseneck (?) bottle.
Question: Has anybody used a gooseneck bottle or a straight tip bottle in filling a cart by the Top-Fill method? Also, what size bottle should I get (i.e. --60 ml, 150 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, or ?)?
Note: At no time is a needle used in the filling of the cart.
Thank you.
I am looking for a squeeze bottle that will work with the Top-Fill method when I fill my CLI-221/220 carts.
Here is a site that has a bottle that might work:
http://www.sks-science.com/plastic-laboratory-bottles-p-968.html
The tip should be small enough to fit a fill hole that is 5/32 inch in diameter. You say why dont you use a bottle with a straight tip? And I will say that I am not that brave. If you have a loose cap you could spill enough ink that you would spend a week cleaning up the mess (and you too). Also, I think that with the bottle in the upside-down position you would not have as much control as compared with a bottle that has a gooseneck (?) tip and can be used in the up position. In shortyou would have more control with the gooseneck (?) bottle.
Question: Has anybody used a gooseneck bottle or a straight tip bottle in filling a cart by the Top-Fill method? Also, what size bottle should I get (i.e. --60 ml, 150 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, or ?)?
Note: At no time is a needle used in the filling of the cart.
Thank you.