What 4-colour desktop can use the remnant ink from my large-format solvent printer?

[crgrove]

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 printers?

EDIT: I guess that I should add the distinction of "ECO"-solvent ink.

-Have a great day!

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

I'm not aware of any desktop-printers running solvent inks; you just may be able to use up aqueous inks this way.

 

[crgrove]

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

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

I don't get it - they are selling regular Epson Ecotank printers as Eco-solvent printers but state in the comments

"However, you can’t just switch your printer ink to an eco-solvent ink. You need an eco-solvent printer for the best printing experience."

Do they do any conversion, adaptation on these printers ? That would be the only way - it is typical that the (eco)-solvent is aggressive to some plastic parts in regular printers which would need to be replaced e.g. the tubing

 

[crgrove]

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.

 

[crgrove]

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.".

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

All listed printers are Epson Ecotank-printers using aqueous dye inks as they are delivered. And it's not clear at all what this company does to make these printers to run with eco-solvent inks.
I have seen eco-solvent conversion kits for some desktop printers from China/aliexpress, there seems to be something possible in this direction, but I have not seen any usage reports whatever running such conversion.

 

[crgrove]

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

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

that eco-tank printers are eco-solvent.

it's fine if that's the opinion of a particular author but it's not my state of knowledge, Ecotank printers use the same inks as other Epson cartridge based desktop printers . I don't think we are getting any further in this matter.