Your Inkjet Refilling Business There are two important parts to your Inkjet cartridge refilling business. One is learning how to refill cartridges, but the other is working with your customer. It is important to accept cartridges that are likely to be successfully refilled. Remember: Accept ALL black cartridges. The information below will get you started. Accepting [...]
Although the steps for refilling HP 88 and 940 tank cartridges vary a little from the normal drill, prep, fill, and test routine, it is basically the same. There will be only three new steps. Here are simple and easy to use instructions for all operators to learn how to refill these cartridges. For refilling [...]
As of October 15th 2012, we have seen a new HP 60 Color and HP 60XL Color design and it will require a slight alteration of the refilling process.  Simply use the HP2 adapter for Prep,  then moved back to the HP3 Adapter for Fill. The old cartridge has a square back/bottom, and the new style has [...]
Here you will find the latest information about the InkCenter and its operation. Check back periodically to see what issues are here and changes that are in process. Touch/click a blue news icon to see more. CHECK YOUR NEEDLES: Old needles are causing unnecessary overflows MISUSE OF MULTI-TOOL CAN CAUSE DAMAGE AND LEAKS TO HP [...]
Learn how to refill Espon cartridges Learn how to refill HP 88/940 cartridges
Although the steps for refilling Epson cartridges vary a little from the normal drill, prep, fill, and test routine, all Epson cartridges use basically the same refilling technique and steps. There will be only two new steps. Here are simple and easy to use instructions for all operators to learn how to refill these cartridges. [...]
Use the enclosed Allen wrench to tighten screws on adapters. WHY YOU MIGHT DO THIS: Over time and certainly after a lot of use, screws on adapters may loosen. This is not so much periodic maintenance as it is something you will do when you notice they have loosened. Also, we noticed some adapters may [...]
Some locations have had problems with fluid spills using the T-1 adapter on tank cartridges. We believe that these problems are related to not seating the mouth of the tank cartridge in the adapter properly. We know that sometimes you are moving quickly and may not seat the cartridge appropriately.