Filling Refillable Cartridges for Brother Printers
Video clips to visually show you how to fill your Brother Refillable Cartridges.
LC123 LC125 Cartridges
https://www.youtube.com/embed/NJ4Q1mza7FA
LC1220 / LC1240 / LC1280 Cartridges
Video clips to visually show you how to fill your Brother Refillable Cartridges.
LC123 LC125 Cartridges
https://www.youtube.com/embed/NJ4Q1mza7FA
LC1220 / LC1240 / LC1280 Cartridges
We have had a few customers who have purchased the Canon Pixma range of printers with CD printing facilities that are having problems working out how to set the hole diameters for printing full face CD/DVD labels. It’s really easy when you know how! Follow the steps below and your problems will be solved. To…
Epson printers are supplied with cartridges that are marked as Setup cartridges. So what does that mean exactly? The cartridges are the same as Epson standard cartridges in all respects. This includes the weight of the cartridges and therefore the same volume of ink as a standard cartridge. The difference is that the chips are…
Printer models that use 2 cartridges are notoriously expensive to replace the empty cartridges. The reason for this is that these type of cartridges also have an integral printhead built into the cartridge. This adds cost to producing these type of cartridges. Customers complain that printer manufacturers are ripping them off with the cost of…
Here we go again! Epson appear to have revised and updated the firmware affecting printer models using the T16 series cartridges. There are also indications that this is the case with T29 series cartridges. We are not certain on the T29 series cartridges just yet. Unfortunately if you operate a printer that uses these series…
We have received a few reports of our refillable cartridges not recognizing in the Epson XP-202 and XP-305 printers. Some of the colours would recognize but 1 or 2 out of the set would not. We checked this out by telephoning our customers and we asked them if they would send us their printers so that…
HobbyPrint® is often asked to recommend a printer capable of handling 300gsm paper or card. Unfortunately, choosing the right printer is not as simple as matching the card’s gsm rating to the printer specification. For heavyweight papers and cardstock, we would always recommend a printer with a rear paper feed. Ideally, it should also have…