what does "ink Gear" mean?
1891005
That's one of the color options. If you hover over the pictures, you'll see that you have the option of Black, Ink Gear, or Paisley. Ink Gear is the grey one with the tatoo looking patterns all over it.
1081393
The black metal thing with the holes are to hold the ink cups, when u get the gun look on the bottom one has a s for shader an the othe has a L for liner you might have to ajusted depend on preference
1378986
A cartridge is a prefilled, disposable ink container that is proprietary to Lamy, and they tend to be more expensive in the long run because of the plastic casing.A converter is refilled from an ink bottle you buy, possibly in bulk. In the long run, this is much cheaper, and you'll usually get better results. I like using Noodle's bulletproof black.
863849
I have no clue but imagine ink is just that...ink. Better research it though.
1170104
Ink cartridges are filled and sealed by the manufacturer and discarded after the ink runs out. The converter allows you to use ink from a bottle and is meant to be refilled many times.
1760172
The chip is part of the cartridges. The printer uses them to tell you how much ink is in them. Once the chip says the cartridge is empty it won't work anymore. Even if there's still ink in it.
1270652
My guess is that it is not made for cartridges but only to be filled from a bottle of ink.
534833
Not sure what kind of bag you mean so I tried this out on a plastic shopping bag. It is a nice ink pad in general. It stamped nice and clear. It does come inked already but does not come with a re-inker. Just got mine so I don't know how long they last. So far (15 min) it appears to be working and doesn't come off to the touch. Parts of the stamp that were thicker and has more ink bled a little. Thin areas look great!
1322820
The pen comes with cartridges and an ink converter which is a device you fill from a bottle of ink and install similarly to a cartridge in the pen.
1451804
Yes -- I assume you mean the gizmo that allows you to use it with an ink bottle instead of with cartridges. I use mine exclusively with bottle ink. The only downside is that it doesn't seem to hold a lot, so I refill it more often than other fountain pens, but not an issue because I love the way it writes.
351106
It is a shipping band, made of cardboard that is intended to be removed when you receive it. It prevents the head of the pen from puncturing the enclosed ink cartridge.
820855
The ink is junk.Don't use it on any one.But it's a good kit too get started with.Just use common sense with what you think if something look's or feel's bad with it,then don't use it.For what it is...it's worth the money.
1919
Ink pig is a mild term. I printed about 12 pages of text and labeled 10 or so discs. The ink cartridges that came with the machine are practically empty. What's the deal? I have had an Epson R200 now for a couple of years and have only had to replace the cartridges once. I would hate to pay for high capacity cartridges and only get double output. I guess I need to take O'Shaughnessey's advice and gripe out Epson!
1486674
Printers that print photo quality often have an ink slot for the gray cartridge.
1760173
The chip communicates ink reservoir status to the machine. Think fuel gauge.
1632746
OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." An OEM product is a product that was made specifically for the company. Canon may not manufacture its own ink but they will hire another company to manufacture the ink according to their specifications and then package it in a Canon box. Non-OEM means that the ink and it's cartridges were manufactured by a company that was not hired by Canon to make the ink according to their specifications. It could be exactly the same product, it could be different, but the company who made the product was not contracted by Canon.
1632742
It means the manufacturer of your printer didn't make this ink. Another company did. It's kind of like K-cups that are not made by Green Mountain Company, the manufacturer of Keurig.