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Samson:

--- Quote from: jraju on June 23, 2016, 11:16:21 pm ---
                  The above being the case, let me know, whether refill is possible for this kind of cartridges, which is way ahead in inkjet technology

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Looks like they can be refilled  :wink:,  https://www.stinkyinkshop.co.uk/hp/ink-cartridges/hp-deskjet-2130-all-in-one

 Quote from that site....'refills' are genuine products that have been used once, then reconditioned and refilled as a money saving, environmentally friendly alternative to buying the genuine HP item

jraju:
Hi, Boggins, is it a secret,
                               The refill procedure to refill at home is available in the net. I usually have it with shops that do refill once the original cartridge is exhausted.
                               I asked this question because, it was done On INKJET technology used printers, which have the same type of cartridges.
                               Since, the printer technology is different in this printer , using thermal ink technology, the procedure is given in my previous post, i asked this question.
                               Just imagine the price of cartridge nearly equals the printer price, So you are purchasing a printer a month, if refill is not possible.
                              I do hope that it concerns the recurring cost.
                 Hi, Samson, thanks for the link.

jraju:
Hi, Samson,
                 A technical question
                     In inkjet the ink flows from nozzle always.
                      In thermal inkject, the ink flows when it is required by the printer, due to improved technlogy.
                           In inkjet, normally ink is refilled using, just injecting the same thro the cartridge.                   

                              In thermal inkjet, will this method be different, as it is described in my last but one post, wherein i gave the details of .
                                It is for academic as well as for economy.
Here it goes:
In the thermal inkjet process, the print cartridges consist of a series of tiny chambers, each containing a heater, all of which are constructed by photolithography

Boggin:
Before buying any printer it is always best to see what ink refills are going to cost.

I don't know if Lexmark are still in business as their printers were quite cheap but the inks were very expensive.

This is where the vendors hope to make their money out of you.

jraju:
Hi, I already know what would be the cost, ie , printer cost for every buy of cartridges.
                   Hi, samson, i noted that it is having a different print head unlike inkjet. I tried to search for the actual mechanism. I did find some reference links. But it could not be found, as it is filled with recent topics on hp news.
                         Each tiny chamber contains a heater, and . To eject a droplet from each chamber, a pulse of current is passed through the heating element causing a rapid vaporization of the ink in the chamber and forming a bubble, which causes a large pressure increase, propelling a droplet of ink onto the paper. This technology is totally different from ordinary inkjet, but the look of the cartridge is the same any way.
                    Samson, i want to hear from you

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