Cis Kit
Posted on Thursday, January 29th, 2009 at 7:29 pmCis Kit
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 Ink System For Epson Artisan 725 730 and 835 837 CIS CISS  US $128.62
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 Non OEM CISS CIS Ink for HP Officejet 6000 6500 920 US $59.99
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 NEW Combo CISS 8 Refill ink for Epson R1900 Printer US $139.99
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 Non OEM CISS CIS Ink for HP Officejet 8000w 8500w 940 US $56.99
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 Combo CISS Refills ink Kit for EPSON Artisan 710 810 US $114.99
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 Bulk ink Refill kit for hp 02 3110 3210 C6180 C6280 CIS US $16.99
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 Pigment CISS CIS Ink for HP Officejet 8500A 8500 A 940 US $84.99
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 CIS Refill Ink for EPSON Artisan 725 835 700 800 710 US $32.99
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 HP 940 XL REFILLABLE CARTRIDGE HP Officejet PRO 8000 US $47.99
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 External Waste Ink Tank for Epson Artisan 800 TX PX US $19.95
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 Non OEM Bulk refill ink for Epson CX9400F CX9475F C120 US $11.79
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 CIS for HP Officejet 7000 7500 7500a Wide Format Printer CISS US $59.99
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 EMPTY CISS CIS for HP920 cartridge HP 920 6000 7000 US $26.50
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 CIS Compatible System for Canon Pixma MP620 Printer NEW US $74.99
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Is all Epson ink the same? How can I find out what ink is compatible with my printer? (Epson CX8400).?
I have an "Epson Black Refill Kit" that is for use with "S020093/187/108/189/T013/T07/017/026/036/040 AND MORE!" but it doesn't have a more detailed list that says what other printers support this ink. I have a CIS installed on an Epson Stylus CX8400, and I was wondering how I can tell if this ink is compatible with my printer. Can anyone help me out?
I'm actually not looking for a cartridge, but rather bulk ink for my CIS.
No, all Epson ink is not the same. Your printer users the 69 series cartridge (T069120 for black) which is a much newer cartridge compared to the S020093 and others you've listed which are quite old and a completely different type of cartridge.
As printer technology changes so do the inks used by those printers. For example check out the Material Safety Data Sheets (linked below) released by Epson which detail the composition of the black inks in the S020093 and your T069120. You'll notice they contain different compounds in different quantities. Most likely the ink for the older cartridge will perform poorly in your newer cartridge, possibly even damaging or clogging your print head.
Good luck with your CIS, the cartridge your printer uses is basically a sealed tank which has to be filled using the negative pressure method which is very tough to emulate with a CIS. You'll also have to contend with the chip which requires a 9 pin chip resetter, otherwise it may shut down your printer completely when you've reached a predetermined page count.
