How to use refillable cartridges. Instructions for filling PZK (refillable cartridges)

How to install CISS or PZK. What to do if it doesn't work.

What are Refillable Cartridges

Refillable (Refillable) Cartridges (PZK for short) are specially designed reusable cartridges for inkjet printers that allow easy and quick refilling and refilling.

The PZK usually uses a non-foam structure, which eliminates the contamination of the cartridge. Thanks to this, as well as the presence of special filling holes, filling the PC becomes a quick and convenient operation. You can refill refillable cartridges with any ink suitable for your printer. It can be both original and non-original consumables. Using the latter, you can achieve significant (up to 20-70 times) savings on printing - inks from alternative manufacturers are much cheaper than original ones.

Due to the high cost of original cartridges and the difficulty of refilling them, many users began to look for a way to save money on inkjet printing. The appearance of refillable cartridges solved their problems.

PCs have special holes with a rubber valve for refilling ink (which the original ones do not have). Therefore, refueling a PC is quite easy and fast. Internal structure The refillable cartridge has pressure and ink level stabilization zones, which leads to more stable operation of the printer. Inside the cartridges are ink filters. This filters out any foreign particles (including very small ones), so that the printer's print head is under more reliable protection!

PZK advantages:

• Low printing cost (maybe even cheaper than laser printing)
• Reusability (due to the use of chips)
• Easy and fast refilling (can be done without removing the cartridge from the carriage)
• Great for both home and office use
• Foam-free structure ensures reliability and durability
• Do not require the use of programmers and other additional devices

Refillable inkjet cartridges solve main problem inkjet printer owner - easy, simple and economical refilling

Now let's look at what errors the user encounters when installing refillable cartridges, each of these points is very important ... read even if you have no problems

first common errors:

• Be sure to paste all Cartridges from the PZK set to the printer. Do not install the PZK separately or in combination with original cartridges (... this is a very common mistake ... many people think so - how come I bought an original cartridge for 500 rubles a week ago, don't throw it away .... don't be afraid now you will save and there is no way not to return these 500 rubles.. Or it looks like this... some people want to print current with a black cartridge and their color cartridges are always full, so the user thinks like this... why should I change color cartridges I will change the current black cartridge ... Please note that PZK work only as a set.
• Be sure not to close air holes they must remain open. During printing, the air holes must be open. Otherwise, the printer will not print or will print in stripes. this is a very important point, even original cartridges have an air hole. Openings must be covered ONLY when transporting the printer. By the way, do not forget to close it during transportation, otherwise you will spend a lot of time cleaning the printer.
• If the cartridges are filled with pigment inks, do not fill them with water. Do not mix pigment ink with water-based ink, otherwise damage the print head (PH) or clog nozzles. You must first clean the cartridges and head.
• Don't leave your printer out of ink... even for a few days. Be sure to purchase an additional ink kit. We recommend the company's ink
• Do not install empty slam-shuts in the printer as plugs, otherwise damage the print head (PH)
• Do not leave the printer with empty cartridges or without cartridges - this can lead to damage to the print head

now let's look at everything in the format of a question answer .. talk about refillable cartridges

Question- We put all the PZK cartridges and the printer does not see the cartridges or writes "insert original cartridges", this is not a statement that there are non-original cartridges, but a statement that there is no contact with the cartridges.

Answer- Look visually at the contacts of the chip and the chip itself, if it is not displaced. Make sure there are no plastic residues on the chip. If there is, carefully remove with tweezers. When refueling, many people accidentally stain the chip contacts, or simply touch the chip with their fingers, as a result of which the chip loses its electrical conductivity. The way out is to wipe the chips with an eraser before installation.

After installation, you need to make sure that the cartridges are installed correctly. Installation of CISS / PZK cartridges occurs with force until it clicks. Many customers are afraid to break the printer and do not fully install the cartridges. No contact - the printer does not see the CISS.

It is very easy to understand whether the cartridge was installed correctly or not by the traces on the chip.

Effort is applied to pierce the PG fittings - the film on the intake, and since there are 4 or 6 of them, depending on the printer model, then the effort has to be applied much more than when installing one original cartridge. Some users prudently cut off this film, but then they begin to complain that the cuffs fall out, you can of course pierce them with a knife (I cut the film crosswise with a clerical knife), but it is best to pierce them by installing a cartridge.

Re-installing the cartridge unit is much easier

Sometimes it is necessary to zero the cartridges in order to start the system / slam-shut. To reset, you will need to press the cartridge replacement button on the printer, PRESS the manual reset BUTTON on the CISS / PZK for 10 seconds, and press the "drop" button. Sometimes this procedure needs to be done several times after turning the printer off and on.

if it doesn’t work out, you can use a little trick - Install the original cartridges, after the printer detects them and is ready to print, unplug the printer from the outlet without turning off the printer with the button and change the original cartridges to CISS cartridges. Turn on the printer, the cartridges should be recognized.

What is CISS

A continuous ink supply system (or further CISS) is a special set of cartridges, external donors and cables, which makes it possible to use ink from alternative manufacturers for printing.

CISS works on the principle of Mariotte's vessels: when the level of ink in the cartridges begins to fall, they are immediately supplied from donors through the loops until the normal level is restored (until the pressure normalizes). Due to this, it is only occasionally necessary to replenish the external containers with paint as the color is used up. The use of alternative consumables can significantly reduce the cost of printing, especially color. Thus, printing on Canon and Epson inkjet printers can cost 20-70 less than on original inks.

Advantages of using CISS:

• Low ink costs - alternative consumables are up to 20 times cheaper than original ones
• Increased printer life - air does not enter the PG (print head), as there is no frequent change of cartridges
• The CISS kit is equally good for use in the office, at home, in printing, in a photo studio
• Installation and maintenance do not require special knowledge

What is the CISS made of?

1. External ink tanks (often referred to as donors)

2. Special cartridges with different chips to reset the ink level

3. Silicone cable from external containers to cartridges (ink flows through it)

This is very detailed instructions affects all aspects of the operation of refillable cartridges (PZK). Please read it carefully, this will avoid unpleasant moments in the form of a printer breakdown and ink-stained things.

1. Before refueling

If your printer has not printed for a long time (more than three months), it must be returned for diagnostics and check if the print head is dry.

Note. At Epson, the print head is installed directly inside the printers, and replacing cartridges does not guarantee the restoration of the device's performance after a long period of inactivity.

Diagnostics printer will save you money: if it turns out that the printer cannot be restored, then the PZK and ink will not be useful to you, and printers with the same cartridges may no longer be on sale. Unopened ink and unfilled cartridges can be returned.

Make sure that the PZKs are compatible with your printer: compare the PZK numbers with the numbers of the original cartridges for your printer, they must match.

Make sure the ink is compatible with your printer. The ink bottle label usually lists the main printer models and/or the main cartridge numbers for which they are suitable.

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If you want to change type of ink used(for example, want to use ink on water-based instead of pigmented), we recommend that you use special inks before changing ink. flushing liquids.

Before refilling, inspect the cartridges for mechanical damage.

Note. It is highly undesirable to leave the printer without cartridges for more than 30 minutes. During this time, due to contact with air, the process of drying the ink in the print head will begin. Therefore, if you got cartridges for refilling, then bring the process to the end. As a last resort, put the empty original cartridges back into the printer using them as plugs.

2. Preparation for refueling

Prepare a refueling site

It is best to refill near the printer so that the cartridges can be installed immediately. clear away work surface, lay out a few sheets of paper to protect the table surface in the event of an ink leak. Prepare a few paper or tissue papers to wipe ink off your hands or cartridges if needed. . Also, do not refill cartridges for the first time in your favorite and beautiful clothes (especially with long sleeves).

Prepare your ink bottles

Place them in a place where they cannot be accidentally brushed off by hand. Do not open all bottles at once. It is safer to open and close them one by one during refueling.

Prepare syringes for refilling

For filling PZK, ordinary medical syringes with a capacity of 10 cubic meters are suitable. ml. Use a separate syringe for each color. For convenience, you can additionally purchase special, long, blunt filling needles. They allow you to quickly and accurately pick up ink even from the bottom of the bottle, and due to the blunt end, the likelihood of damage to the slam-shut when refilling is reduced.

Provide a place where you will put aside syringes with traces of ink after refilling.

Prepare the slam-shut

Open the filler and air holes. Remove plugs or remove protective sticker yellow color.

Prepare the printer

Enter the printer into cartridge replacement mode and the cartridge carriage will stop at a special place.

3. Refilling refillable cartridges

Open the bottle with the right ink (don't confuse Magenta, Cyan with Light Magenta, Light Cyan in six-color models). Draw up 9 ml of ink.

Hold the syringe in such a way that you press the plunger with your thumb.

With your other hand, being careful not to touch the chip, take the cartridge and insert the needle into the filling hole until about the middle of the cartridge.

Note. Depending on the modification of the cartridge, the filling hole can be either next to the air hole or on the opposite side (as in the example). Whichever version of the cartridge you come across, identifying the holes is easy: the refill leads to a large ink compartment, and the air one leads to a small (maze-like) air compartment of the cartridge.

When inserting the needle, try not to touch the side walls, because. this may damage the film inside the cartridge that seals it.

Fill the cartridge approximately 90%. If there is ink left in the syringe, pour it back into the bottle. Set the syringe aside, close the filling port of the cartridge. The air hole must remain open!

Try to keep the refilled cartridge upright, otherwise the ink may leak through the open air hole.

Close the ink bottle and set it aside.

Do the same for the rest of the cartridges.

Note. Do not rinse syringes after refilling with tap water! Ordinary water contains salts and rust, which, if it enters the print head of the printer, can clog the nozzles and disable it. If you refill cartridges frequently, syringes may not be rinsed after refilling. If refueling will be done once every 1-2 months, you can purchase a special washing liquid and rinse with it, or just buy a new set of syringes.

4. Installation and first launch of refillable cartridges

Install the cartridge in the printer. The film with which the valve at the bottom of the cartridge is sealed does not need to be pierced with anything, it will be pierced when installed in the printer.

When installing, a characteristic click should sound. In refillable cartridges, the latch is usually stiffer than in original ones.

If the ink cartridges are not recognized or appear empty, you need to perform an ink level reset procedure. (see point 5 below)

Do a nozzle check and run head cleaning if necessary.

If, when printing a test sheet, even after several cleanings, gaps remain in the same places, then most likely some nozzles of the print head are clogged or dried up. You need to contact the service center for print head washers.

If gaps appear in different places, then perhaps this is just air that got into the nozzles when the slam-shut was installed. You just need to let the printer stand for 2-3 hours. During this time, the air will be released from the print head, and the voids will be filled with ink. Then re-pump and test again. If this does not help and print defects remain, then the problem is more serious and you need to contact service center.

5. Reset ink levels

In most models of slam-shut for printers Epson reset ink levels is made by simulating cartridge replacement. When the printer indicates that the cartridge needs to be replaced (a message appears on the computer and the drop-shaped indicator on the printer panel lights up), enter the printer into cartridge replacement mode, when the cartridge carriage stops at a special place, remove the cartridge, refill if necessary, and install back. Click OK on the printer or computer.

Note. The ink level is reset when the cartridge is removed and the contacts of the carriage with the cartridge chip are opened.

The printer recognizes the PZK as new and full, performs the primary pumping procedure and becomes ready for work again.

In younger models of Epson printers and MFPs (for example, without an LCD display), indication and replacement are performed one cartridge at a time (i.e., the printer shows only one empty cartridge that needs to be replaced), and when it is reset, it may indicate the next one.

In older models, the printer can show several cartridges that need to be replaced at once. You can reset the ink level at the same time.

Note. The actual ink level may not match the level shown by the printer itself. The fact is that the printer does not control the actual level of ink, but calculates the approximate consumption depending on the printed one, so they may not match. This situation is not uncommon: the printer shows that there is ink, but when printing it starts to streak and stops printing in some colors. In this case, it is necessary to visually check the PZK for the presence of ink (their bodies are transparent) and, if necessary, refuel them. It also happens the other way around: the printer reports that the cartridge has run out, but upon inspection it turns out that there is still enough ink in it. Once you have already taken out the cartridge, it is better to refuel it. Over time, you will get used to it and the actual and calculated ink levels will begin to match.

Although according to appearance, HP cartridges are very similar to Canon ink cartridges, the way they work, and, accordingly, the refills for these cartridges are different. This manual explains The right way refueling PZK "Pacxodka HP178" and "Pacxodka HP655". Correct refilling and compliance with some of the rules that will be discussed is the key to the correct operation of the PZK and the printer as a whole.

1. Preparing to refill the cartridge.

Filling PZK "Pacxodka HP178" and "Pacxodka HP655" is made with conventional medical syringes, no special devices or devices are required.

New cartridge HP178, HP655 with protective tape still installed, in refill clip.

Before refilling, you must remove the yellow tape that seals the air hole of the cartridge, the tape is glued to the cartridge body, and can be easily removed.

In rare cases, the air hole of the cartridge, after removing the tape, remains closed with adhesive residue, or a part of the tape that has not come off, it is very important for the normal functioning of the cartridge that the hole opens air into the cartridge. Please make sure it is:

The easiest way to make sure that the hole is not covered by the remnants of glue and protective tape is to pierce it with the needle of the syringe with which you will fill the cartridge:

The cartridge is ready for refueling, it remains to remove the plug from the filling hole and you can start refueling:

The cartridge is refilled through the hole initially closed with a cork, a mandatory rule that must be observed is that the cork restricts the free access of air to the cartridge chamber, due to which a slight vacuum is created in it, which in turn prevents the free flow of ink from the cartridge.

Important: The cartridge cap must not open unless the cartridge is in the refill clip (orange in the photo), and must be closed before removing the cartridge from the refill clip.

Through the filling hole, you can start refilling the "Pacxodka HP178" and "Pacxodka HP655" cartridges with ink:

The "Pacxodka" PZK uses a high-quality filler that instantly absorbs ink, the photo shows the process of ink absorption by the cartridge filler

The cartridge is filled when the foam is saturated with ink, and no longer absorbs ink:

Important: The filling (compensation) compartment of the cartridge must be empty. AT otherwise, the pressure in the cartridge will not be stabilized, and you will get blotches on the paper and poor quality print. The cartridge is refilled until the filler absorbs ink, after the filler is completely saturated with ink (stops absorbing ink from the filling chamber), the ink filling must be stopped. If more ink was added, some ink remains in the chamber, it must be pumped out with a syringe.

The cartridge is refilled and ready for use, the ink in the compartments is filled correctly, the filling hole is closed:

Important: Do not rush to install it in the printer immediately after refilling the cartridge. Let the cartridge sit for half an hour to equalize the pressure and evenly distribute the ink over the fibers of the filler. This note is important only when you first refill the cartridge. Repeated and subsequent refills do without settling the cartridge.

From a properly refilled cartridge, ink will not leak after refilling, the cartridge is guaranteed not to flood the printer mechanisms with excess ink, and it will print perfectly:

The cartridge is ready to be installed in the printer. All cartridges are refilled in the same way.

Refills and further refills are performed in the same way as initial refills, except that the cartridge can be installed in the printer immediately after refilling.

Tip: Prepare the ink before removing the ink cartridge from the printer. Then, over time, you will spend no more than 15 seconds refilling the cartridge. The syringe can be reused after refilling, sterility is not required when refilling, most importantly, after refilling with ink, rinse the syringe and dry it.

3. Working with cartridges

If your kit does not have an "autochip" installed, the printer will print the cartridge as standard and then indicate that the cartridge has run out of ink and needs to be replaced.

When, according to the printer, the cartridge is empty, you must disable ink control in the printer, otherwise the printer will block work on "empty" cartridges. This is done in the printer menu or settings on the computer if the printer does not have a display.

Disable ink control in HP printers. Allows you to print on an "ended" cartridge.

After disabling the control by the cartridge chip, your printer will not show the approximate level of ink, but it will not block the printer with a request to install a new cartridge.

The task of the user is to monitor the ink in the cartridge, Pacxodka PZK are made of transparent plastic, which allows you to visually control the ink level and not miss the moment when the cartridge is running out.

(PZK) differ from the original ones only in that they are transparent, and have a hole for refilling ink with a stopper. PZK are bought only once, then you only get ink for them.

Different models of HP printers have different types ink - water-soluble, or pigment. When buying, you should take into account the type of ink used in your printer, otherwise using the wrong type of ink / low-quality / diluted ink threatens to clog the print head, which is the most expensive part of your printer. Therefore, when buying, you should carefully check whether the type of ink you are purchasing is a couple of times. We recommend using InkTec (Korea) ink.

Remember that the quality of the document/photo depends not only on cartridges, but also on technical condition your printer, its printing elements, ink, paper used, operating instructions, etc. Therefore, if you properly fill and install the slam-shut, there should be no problems and deterioration in print quality.

PZK work exclusively as a set. They must not be used together with original and compatible cartridges. All cartridges that you have used before (original, compatible) must be removed from the printer.

The cartridge has two openings: filling and air. The air hole must be open when printing to allow ink to enter the print head.

Chips usually need to be rearranged from the original cartridges. The chip is attached to the cartridge with double-sided adhesive tape, but it happens that the chip is soldered into plastic and cannot be melted without a hair dryer.

For refilling, you will need ink and regular medical syringes without needles. Remember, one syringe, one color. Do not fill two colors with one syringe. After the first filling, syringes can be left for future use, after rinsing with water. During refilling, the orange trays must be worn to avoid ink leakage from the bottom hole.

Draw ink from the bottle into the syringe.

Fill the cartridge through the hole in such a way that the foam rubber inside the cartridge is completely saturated, and the adjacent free container in the PZK is filled with ink to the level of the foam rubber, i.e. 3-4 mm of air will remain on top.

After refilling, tightly close the ink hole with a cork of the appropriate color.

Repeat the refilling procedure for the rest of the cartridges, then remove the protective trays and install the cartridge in the printer.

After installation, the printer will "swear" at the cartridges, because. chips rearranged from the original cartridge transmit information to the printer "empty cartridge". Press and hold the cancel button for 8-10 seconds, or just press the OK button, this will force the printer to work with the newly refilled cartridge.

Thank you for reading this manual.

If you have any questions that are not described in this manual, we will be happy to help. You can find our contacts on the website of the store.

Reusable refillable cartridges (PZK, refillable DZK cartridges) for CANON, EPSON, HP (IST, RDM, Bursten NANO) inkjet printers are completely new cartridges of a special design that make it very easy to refill them with ink - economically, conveniently, quickly and cleanly. Refillable cartridges are good option reduce the cost of the printed sheet and save on consumables for those who use the printer lightly, from time to time. And also for owners of MFPs, where it is usually structurally difficult to install a "canned" system of continuous supply of CISS ink without cutting holes in the body of the device.

The body of a refillable cartridge is usually made of transparent plastic or has a transparent window for easy control of the refilling process. On the body there are special filling holes with plugs. In some models of refillable cartridges, the ink is held in a foam filler, which is the main working element of such a cartridge. The quality of the foam filler depends on the reliability of the cartridge and print quality. In other models of refillable cartridges, the uniformity of the ink supply is ensured by a special design of internal channels, valves and baffles. Reusable cartridges are often sold empty, unfilled - and this is appreciated by buyers. The user can fill them at his own discretion, either with the inks of interest to him from various independent manufacturers, or with cleaning fluids purchased separately. A cartridge filled with cleaning liquid becomes a "cleaning cartridge" - an effective tool for maintaining your printer.

In refillable cartridges, it is periodically necessary to refill with ink not large external containers, as in "canned" CISS, but small internal reservoirs of cartridges. Due to the absence of external cans and long cables, refillable cartridges provide easy installation and better stability in the operation of the printer compared to "canned" CISS, but require more frequent refueling during intensive printing.

No intervention required for refilling and using refillable cartridges technical specialist. There is no need to set the ink supply mode, unlike "canned" CISS, in which the design and location of the cans greatly affect the supply of ink to the printer's print heads.

The EPSON Refillable Chip Cartridges for EPSON printers are supplied in most models with special self-zeroing chips installed at the factory. At the same time, the user does not need to purchase and apply any zeroing devices (programmers, resetters) to the chips to force zeroing / resetting the ink consumption counter before each refilling of the cartridge.

For CANON or HP printers (for those models that use chips in cartridges), refillable cartridges may or may not contain chips. (Not for all printer models, independent manufacturers have mastered the production of alternative chips). In this case, the instruction prompts the user to rearrange the chips from their empty original cartridges (and this is done very easily). In most models of CANON or HP printers, the chips do not block printing when ink runs out (as in EPSON) and do not require mandatory zeroing. It is enough to simply ignore the reminders of the CANON or HP printer management program to buy new original replacement cartridges - and continue printing with a refilled cartridge.

Based on our experience, a few special words should be said about CISS continuous ink supply systems and refillable refillable cartridges for HP (Hewlett-Packard). The design of most models of inkjet printers, original HP cartridges and printheads, as practice has shown, is somewhat unfriendly towards the developers of CISS and refillable cartridges. Of the many options, we have come across a few developments of CISS and "non-native" cartridges for HP printers that would work as stably and seamlessly as products for CANON or EPSON. Therefore, in our assortment you will see a few CISS and non-native cartridges for HP - we have decided to sell only those CISS models and cartridges that really work. For the same reason, we do not recommend that you purchase CISS and "non-original" cartridges anywhere else for those HP printer models for which there are no CISS and cartridges in our proven range. Otherwise, it is very likely that you will subsequently suffer with the subject of your purchase due to the instability of work. However, you still have good alternative saving on printing costs. In most HP printer models, original cartridges are remarkably refillable (if they are not dried, but refilled BEFORE the ink runs out in them). To facilitate the refilling of original cartridges, for example, the Korean company InkTec, in addition to ink, produces very practical refill kits (they are also called "filling station" in everyday life) for many HP and CANON cartridges. These refill kits contain special equipment (it is practically not found in other manufacturers), with which the process of refilling the original cartridge becomes cheap, easy and efficient. And for EPSON and BROTHER printers, the same Korean company InkTec produces inexpensive classic disposable cartridges of its own patented design, refilled at the factory with proprietary InkTec ink. Traditional disposable cartridges are convenient for those who don't have the time or skills to refill their cartridges. Of course, refillable refillable cartridges are more economical than disposable ones, but in any case, branded disposable cartridges from an independent manufacturer are much more profitable than original cartridges.

Benefits of using refillable cartridges:

· The user receives a constant and large savings on consumables - within 20 times compared to the traditional use of disposable cartridges. One set of refillable cartridges is enough for a large number of printer refills. No need to change cartridges - no need to spend money. It is enough from time to time to pour ink with syringes into the reservoirs of refillable refillable cartridges;

· A set of refillable cartridges quickly pays off by saving on consumables;

Refillable cartridges do not harm the printer if you use high-quality ink;

· Installation of refillable cartridges in the printer and their refilling are quite simple and are carried out by the user independently according to the instructions attached to them. There is no need for the participation of a technician either during the installation process or during the refilling of cartridges;

· Installation of refillable cartridges does not require any changes in the design of the printer. If necessary warranty service printer, you can easily remove refillable cartridges and install original cartridges in their place in order to avoid a protracted discussion about the printer warranty at the service center.

How to choose the right refillable cartridges and not regret it?

· if it is small and occasionally - you need either refillable cartridges (PZK) or refill kits (filling stations) for original cartridges.

if there is a lot and often, with almost no interruptions (printing salon, photo studio) - then you prefer a "canned" CISS (but note that when installing a "canned" CISS in some printers and in many MFP models, you need to cut holes in the case for output outside of the ink supply cable);

2. Find out and write down the information about your printer model and ink cartridges. You will need this information to correctly order refill cartridges or refill kits:

What is the name of your printer model (manufacturer, alphanumeric designation of the model);

How many cartridges are included with your printer?

What are the names of all the cartridges in your printer (alphanumeric designation of each cartridge);

· How many cartridges can be installed in your printer at the same time (this is important, since in some printer models the cartridges from the kit can be installed in different combinations).

3. Check out the advantages of refillable cartridges offered by our company, our prices and make the right choice. The advantages of the cartridges offered by our company are:

· design reliability (supplies of the proposed refillable cartridges to Russia have been carried out for several years, so their design has been significantly improved compared to the original samples);

Cartridge bodies are transparent or have transparent windows, so it is convenient to control the level of ink during refilling and consumption during printing;

· for most EPSON printers and some CANON and HP - we supply refillable cartridges with self-resetting chips (other sellers may offer cartridges with inconvenient disposable chips for the same money);

· in CANON printers and HP (for models using chip cartridges) original chips usually do not block printing. Therefore, you can either purchase refillable cartridges for CANON or HP with chips included, or save money and purchase without chips - there are slots on the cartridges for transferring chips from your empty original cartridges (chips are removed and installed according to the instructions once and very easily);

sale with a guarantee (the buyer is insured against manufacturing defects). We supply all refillable cartridges with a guarantee. And for "Bursten NANO" cartridges during the entire warranty period direct technical support and advising users of specialized service centers face-to-face, by phone or via the Internet;

· good prices and profitable offer our retail customers.

Please note that printer manufacturers require you to replace empty cartridges with full ones as quickly as possible, within seconds, to avoid air in the print heads and drying of ink residues in them. To ensure the durability of the printheads (their cost is close to the cost of the whole printer), it makes sense to purchase TWO EQUAL sets of refillable cartridges at the same time - one will be in operation, the other in refilling. Exactly the same - because for interchangeability all cartridges from both sets must have the same version (modification) of chips from the same manufacturer.

Refillable cartridges are a good option reduce the cost of the printed sheet and save on consumables for those users who use the printer non-intensively, little by little from time to time (several dozen sheets a week).

And for larger print volumes, more effective way reducing the cost of the sheet will be the use of larger products - "canned" CISS (continuous ink supply systems).