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Roland Ink Cartridges made by Lyson, Nazdar
we have six 440ml solvent ink cartridges for sale. These were bought in error (we use bulk ink) and hence we should probably sell them.
Light Cyan, Light Magenta, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black – sealed, never opened.
They’ll work in ROLAND SJ, SP, SC, SJ VP AND EX series including PRO II AND III
Can be sent anywhere in UK at carriage cost.
£200ex vat
Call Jamie on 01224 588855
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not a very good deal then, they only cost £45 from the suppliers 😀
and for six I would get free postage 😀Probably better to send them back and get a refund,
Peter
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£45 each these days? fair enough. – we paid £70 but that was from the original B & P Lightbrigade about 2 years ago.
I’ll take it down to £200 then – surely a good offer?
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Isn’t there a use by date on these inks? 2 years is a bit old?? Sorry to raise this.
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hmmm I’d be surprised – if there is it would be so the supplier can justify someone buying more ink.
They’re sealed (air-tight) in bags with the foil tab seal still in place over the hole for the nozzel.
🙂
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Agreed Stephen but there is a date stampeed on the eco-sol tanks etc and I am sure it was discussed on these boards at some point
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Hi Jason, I just had a good look all over the box and cartridge and can’t see anything date wise. I should say though, you said eco-solvent. These are solvent. Essentially they smell more but they’ve got twice the uv resistance and are less susceptible to scratching – so we’ve been told. Personally we love the quality – I have a friend using a SP540 and our quality and colour is streets ahead when using the same artwork and media.
I have just had a thought though, if they don’t sell on here I could drill a hole and pour the ink into our bulk system 🙂
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Stephen
why don’t you just remove your bulk cart & insert the cart when empty replace with the bulk cart again. We have done it in our Sol 2Kev
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Hi Kevin
Thanks 😀 I didn’t know you could do that. We have a Sol2 (Grenadier) and B and P (original incarnation) told me that if I wanted to have cartridges I’d have to stick with them unless I got an engineer in to reverse the process back to bulk, so the cost benefits of bulk is what caused me to never try the cartridges in the first place.
So I simply remove the bulk cartridge when I normally need to top up, plug in the 440ml ink cartridge and because it’s the same ink it should carry on as normal? Then when empty I can re-insert the bulk cartridge freshly topped up and all should be normal?
Cheers!
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