Continuous Ink System (CIS)

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Roberto wrote:

> - It exists manual to make Continuous Ink System (CIS).
> - It is possible to be made with the original cartridges or are special cartridges.
>
> Thanks.

There is a small yahoo group that discusses Continuous Inking Systems
CIS for inkjets.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/inkflowsystems/

You can do a Google.com serch for "Continuous Inking Systems" or "CIS"
and find some suppliers of the units, and you can possibly download a
manual or installation guide.


Jim

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I have no idea what it is you are trying to say here.

Roberto is probably writing in English as his second language and seems
to be asking if a manual exists to make your own CIS (the other poster
suggested a newsgroup that discusses making and using CIS) and if it is
possible to use the original cartridges or special cartridges to make
the system.

Actually, your answer makes little sense. No CIS I have ever seen takes
the ink directly from the bottles to the head of the printer. In fact,
it can't work that way. All CIS require either flow dampers or the use
of the ink cartridge as a damper. The way most operate is they have the
ink hose go from the ink bottle to the ink cartridge, which the hose is
sealed within. The ink in the cartridge is replaced by the bottle
ink, so the cartridge never runs dry.

Art


BF wrote:

> Roberto wrote:
>
>> - It exists manual to make Continuous Ink System (CIS).
>> - It is possible to be made with the original cartridges or are
>> special cartridges.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> The system I saw takes it right out of the bottle.
> I don't know why some people just can't answer a question if they know
> the answer, unlike the other poster.