Canon vs. Epson inks

[DC]

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Canon uses (ip4000) dye (photo back) and pigment black.
What black does Epson use?

I am asking because I have some black ink for Epson Stylus Photo 1200 left and I
was think if I could use it to refill the Canon pigment black (3eBK cart).

 

[zakezuke]

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> Canon uses (ip4000) dye (photo back) and pigment black.
> What black does Epson use?

> I am asking because I have some black ink for Epson Stylus Photo 1200 left
> and I was think if I could use it to refill the Canon pigment black (3eBK cart).

Perhaps not the best idea. Epsons are micro piezos and canons are
thermal bubblejets. To be honest I don't know what the effect would
be. But canons depend on the ink boiling right where the epsons
basicly squeeze and drip.

 

[davy]

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Sounds like you are asking for clogs, Epson uses gravity and vibration
to get the ink on the paper, Canon has to boil it tp produce a bubble,
the air expands and ..POP.. the inks splashes on the paper, there's
just gotta be a difference in the ink in my view.

Just like oil I say, theres that many types and grade.

Davy