Help! Supplier of Printrite carts for Epson 440 and 740?

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Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson 440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.

Just tried to order some more and I find that they appear unavailable from
my usual supplier :-(

Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?

Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(

Cheers,

Darren
 
dmc said:
Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson
440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.

Just tried to order some more and I find that they appear unavailable from
my usual supplier :-(

Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?

Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(
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Inkraider show them in stock at £1.99.
http://www.inkraider.co.uk/epsoninkcartridges.asp

Google for "printrite" shows a lot more :-)
 
dmc said:
Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson 440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.
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That advice is terrible. Testing by numerous reviewers have determined
they fade.
 
Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?
Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(
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Inkraider show them in stock at £1.99.
http://www.inkraider.co.uk/epsoninkcartridges.asp
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Indeed. And I had found them. They don't do the colour ones though.
Google for "printrite" shows a lot more :-)
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True again, still can't find one who can provide both black and colour for
the 740 and the 440...

Darren
 
That advice is terrible. Testing by numerous reviewers have determined
they fade.
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Not in my experience. I've been using them for well over a year and have
had no problems.

I'm not looking for fade resistence anyway, I want something that is cheap
(cheapish - I'll pay for decent ink just not epson prices!) and most
importantly clog free. Many brands I've tried I end up using more ink on
cleaning cycles than I do printing.

Printrite has been *excellent* for my needs as I say.

If you don't think they are any good could you possibly recommend something
better then?

Cheers,

Darren
 
dmc said:
Not in my experience. I've been using them for well over a year and have
had no problems.

I'm not looking for fade resistence anyway, I want something that is cheap
(cheapish - I'll pay for decent ink just not epson prices!) and most
importantly clog free. Many brands I've tried I end up using more ink on
cleaning cycles than I do printing.

Printrite has been *excellent* for my needs as I say.

If you don't think they are any good could you possibly recommend something
better then?
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Oh Yeah, If you are a real photo enthusiast then you want the very best
quality and the very best fade resistance short of getting a pigment
printer. If you printer is of the Epson brand then factory ink, while
very over priced is the best way to go. I know it is not cheap.
 
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