Epson R300 compatable cartridges

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So Simple I have one spare set of Tanks that I got before I found out who
stocks the JetTec here..


That still does not stop me recommending a better Ink tank does..?
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How can you recommend a product that you haven't used?

You have repeatedly posted to this group recommending a product that
at this stage you haven't tried in your R210.

After you have used the JetTec cartridges and found them okay, then
you can recommend the product.
 
The JetTec one have More Ink and better monitoring..

Go to the JetTec site and read, just don't take any notice from some one that
does not have a clue.
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and Persil washes whiter, go to their site and read http://www.persil.com/ but
most others make the same claim, go to their sites and read.

As already explained, JetTec cartridges do not contain more ink than other
reliable makes. How do you fit *more* in a standard cartridge? Have you
discovered new laws of physics re. compressing a liquid in a plastic container?

At work we use JetTec and other makes, no difference.
Their -more expensive- cartridges do not last / print any longer than other
-cheaper- ones.
The proof is by using the stuff, not by reading their website.

I suppose you are a retailer who can't manage to get rid of his stock of JetTec
cartridges?
 
How can you recommend a product that you haven't used?

You have repeatedly posted to this group recommending a product that
at this stage you haven't tried in your R210.

After you have used the JetTec cartridges and found them okay, then
you can recommend the product.
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No, ! The firm has a good reputation the product in made in the UK, and has
the Queens Award for industry, to me that says it all.

I can recommend what I like, lot of consultants do that all the time, but do
they all use what they recommend, no I don't think so.
 
Why then, don't you use the JetTec in your own printer?
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I do use JetTec in my printer. For some reason, the light reflection of the
prints (when viewed at an angle) is more consistent with JetTec than original
Epson.
 
and Persil washes whiter, go to their site and read http://www.persil.com/ but
most others make the same claim, go to their sites and read.

As already explained, JetTec cartridges do not contain more ink than other
reliable makes. How do you fit *more* in a standard cartridge? Have you
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ITS NOT A STANDARD CARTRIDGE, MAY BE YOU SHOULD GO BACK TO SCHOOL SO YOU CAN
READ..
 
No, ! The firm has a good reputation the product in made in the UK, and has
the Queens Award for industry, to me that says it all.
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But you still don't use the product - just recommend it to others:-)
I can recommend what I like, lot of consultants do that all the time, but do
they all use what they recommend, no I don't think so.
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That is complete bullshit.

That's like recommending a restaurant for the food, but have never
eaten there. Recommending a car for it's road handling when you've
never driven the vehicle.

If I had anything to do with JetTec I would be very concerned that a
known internet troll like you was recommending my product.
 
I do use JetTec in my printer. For some reason, the light reflection of the
prints (when viewed at an angle) is more consistent with JetTec than original
Epson.
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If you use the Epson R210 I would be most interested in your opinion
on the JetTec cartridges - I am due to replace my ink cartridges
shortly, and though the cost is pretty much the same as the Epson
cartridges, the 30% increase in ink is attractive.
 
But you still don't use the product - just recommend it to others:-)
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I still have a spare set of tanks that I got with the printer, when I need
some more I will try the JetTec ones..

That is complete bullshit.
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No its not as I have worked with consultants.
That's like recommending a restaurant for the food, but have never
eaten there. Recommending a car for it's road handling when you've
never driven the vehicle.
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Different things and Ideology

If I had anything to do with JetTec I would be very concerned that a
known internet troll like you was recommending my product.
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No I recommend them as the Specs look good, and here you get a total of 12%
saving on 6 tanks.
 
If you use the Epson R210 I would be most interested in your opinion
on the JetTec cartridges - I am due to replace my ink cartridges
shortly, and though the cost is pretty much the same as the Epson
cartridges, the 30% increase in ink is attractive.
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I am on my first set in the R300 (uses same ink as R200/R210 + 2 extra)
and I find the picture quality the same, or slightly more consistent
with JetTec. I will probably buy a resetter and refill with JetTec when
this set runs out.
 
I have never used a JetTec ink product, so I cannot comment directly.

In which printer are you using the ink? Is that printer normally using
Epson Durabrite, Ultrachrome or dye ink? Is the JetTec Ink of a similar
ink formulation? The Epson Ultrachrome and Durabrite are waterproof
pigment colorant with resin inks.

Art
 
I have never used a JetTec ink product, so I cannot comment directly.

In which printer are you using the ink? Is that printer normally using
Epson Durabrite, Ultrachrome or dye ink? Is the JetTec Ink of a similar
ink formulation? The Epson Ultrachrome and Durabrite are waterproof
pigment colorant with resin inks.
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I just tried with warm water on a 3 month old print with the original
Durabrite ink. It was partially waterproof. The yellow color is still there.
The red looks dark and brownish, there is very little blue left.
So not it looks like a 30 year old photo which has been most of its life
in the sun. That is it for Durabrite.

The JetTec seems to about as waterproof as original on a 24h old print.
A little bit of color bleeding, mostly from the black.

I am using the Epson RX500 = R300 + scanner all in one.

Tests done on Ilford Printasia Photo Real paper.

The JetTec ink is their "Lightfast" brand, which equals Durabrite.
 
That is not normal.

What paper are you using. If you are using a swellable polymer paper,
which isn't designed for pigment colorants, that might explain it, since
those papers' surfaces are not waterproof themselves.

Durabrite inks are quite water resistant, if not waterproof. The cyan
should not be washing off. Are you sure that you didn't accidentally
use a refill or generic/3rd party cyan with those prints?

Even Epson dye inks are waterproof with their Photo inkjet paper and HWM.

Art
 
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