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‎06-08-2020 01:37 AM

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Product: DesignJet Z9
Operating System: Other

Hi - I am an artist researching the specs of inks before I purchase the Designjet Z9.

I need to work with prints that are not fast drying and it seems dye based ones are slower than pigment... (no?)

So... I want to know if the inks the Designjet takes (746 & 747) are dye based or pigment.

I've looked at the specs and it says 'Compatible ink types - pigment based'. so I suppose I should presume that means their pigment based?

Would really appreciate someones expert knowledge! 

 

 

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‎06-08-2020 01:54 AM

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They are all pigment-based.

 

You can check for any individual ink cartridge under Technical details from HP supplies store link

 




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‎06-08-2020 01:54 AM

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They are all pigment-based.

 

You can check for any individual ink cartridge under Technical details from HP supplies store link

 




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‎06-09-2020 01:20 AM

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brilliant - I found it. thankyou for the quick response!

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