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‎12-09-2021 02:39 PM

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Product: deskjet 2700
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi all!

I have a Deskjet 2700 and don't really use it, I was wondering if I can convert this into a sublimation ink printer? I've got a feeling I can't but doesn't hurt to ask the question  as there might be a genius here that can help me out 🙂 

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‎12-10-2021 03:20 AM

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You can, but the printing result will not be as expected.

HP printers use high temperatures to heat ink and to "spray" it on paper and high temperature is not good for sublimation ink.




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‎12-10-2021 03:20 AM

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You can, but the printing result will not be as expected.

HP printers use high temperatures to heat ink and to "spray" it on paper and high temperature is not good for sublimation ink.




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