Help! Supplier of Printrite carts for Epson 440 and 740?

[dmc]

Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson 440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.

Just tried to order some more and I find that they appear unavailable from
my usual supplier :-(

Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?

Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(

Cheers,

Darren

 

[Colin Reddish]

Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson
440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.

Just tried to order some more and I find that they appear unavailable from
my usual supplier :-(

Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?

Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(

Inkraider show them in stock at £1.99.
http://www.inkraider.co.uk/epsoninkcartridges.asp

Google for "printrite" shows a lot more

 

[measekite]

Over the years, I've tried plenty of different non-epson inks in my epson 440
and 740 and I'd finally settled on (from advice on this group) printrite
inks which have been *excellent*.

That advice is terrible. Testing by numerous reviewers have determined
they fade.

 

[dmc]

Anyone know a supplier of PrintRite inks for these printers in the UK?
Failing that, I guess I'm after recommendations on other brands again :-(

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Inkraider show them in stock at £1.99.
http://www.inkraider.co.uk/epsoninkcartridges.asp

Indeed. And I had found them. They don't do the colour ones though.

Google for "printrite" shows a lot more

True again, still can't find one who can provide both black and colour for
the 740 and the 440...

Darren

 

[dmc]

That advice is terrible. Testing by numerous reviewers have determined
they fade.

Not in my experience. I've been using them for well over a year and have
had no problems.

I'm not looking for fade resistence anyway, I want something that is cheap
(cheapish - I'll pay for decent ink just not epson prices!) and most
importantly clog free. Many brands I've tried I end up using more ink on
cleaning cycles than I do printing.

Printrite has been *excellent* for my needs as I say.

If you don't think they are any good could you possibly recommend something
better then?

Cheers,

Darren

 

[measekite]

Not in my experience. I've been using them for well over a year and have
had no problems.

I'm not looking for fade resistence anyway, I want something that is cheap
(cheapish - I'll pay for decent ink just not epson prices!) and most
importantly clog free. Many brands I've tried I end up using more ink on
cleaning cycles than I do printing.

Printrite has been *excellent* for my needs as I say.

If you don't think they are any good could you possibly recommend something
better then?

Oh Yeah, If you are a real photo enthusiast then you want the very best
quality and the very best fade resistance short of getting a pigment
printer. If you printer is of the Epson brand then factory ink, while
very over priced is the best way to go. I know it is not cheap.