Hi i am almost buying a plotter SC P8000 for an Art Proyect where i will be printing a lot of reproduced abstract art and others, i am concern and i am wondering if your inks are durable a very important if they are accurate like Epson Inks with same quality of colors, please advice me! thank you
We have been making pigment inks for Epson printers for longer than EPSON has! We invented and formulated the first archival color inkjet inks way back in the 1990s. Our current ConeColor Pro inks are not only durable, but are filtered better and with a smaller distribution of particle sizes. They should run better in your printer. :). You'll love our UltraHD Matte Black ink for fine art on matte papers - darkest on Earth!
Yes. We make several different ink systems for the P6000/P8000 here: shop.inkjetmall.com/Epson-SureColor-P6000-P8000 and for the P7000 and P9000 here: shop.inkjetmall.com/Epson-SureColor-P7000-P9000
@@Inkjetmall I see the Replacement Single-Use Chips for Epson SureColor Printers: SC-P6000, only have 10 series. Do you only have 10 Serial Numbers? What happens once you reach all 10 Series?
@@Ricks2Cents you would need either to buy another printer or return it to OEM inks, or install a Mainland China main printer board and use China regional resettable chips. China protects consumer rights to choice of inks. USA and EU do not... So Epson prohibits choice in USA and EU via the database of serial numbers. Cost of mainland board about $1200 and includes set or resettable chips... Language can be set to English...
I do not believe the cartridge will fit the T5400 even if you could source the correct chips to place on them for use with the T5400. Sorry, but we do not support that printer model.
Just sign into the InkjetMall technical support site with your InkjetMall customer number and techsupport can help you with any products you purchased from them!
I should add that you should NEVER accept any updates from Epson for your printer as they are usually designed to prevent your printer from accepting non-Epson carts.
@@usmanabdulrahman8506 I do not believe a downgrade is available. I can not locate one. The printer would be valuable to someone who uses Epson inks. Perhaps, sell it and replace with a new one? BUT NEVER UPDATE THE FIRMWARE! This is what Epson wants you to do and it knocks out 3rd party capability. :(
