“Epson ink 502 black compatible with 664 black what's the difference”

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• ink has different density

  Answered by pastor7 7 years ago

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• Not sure if URLS are allowed, but this guy in this forum seems to know what's up https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/are-ecotank-inks-all-the-same.12932/

  Answered by JimBobPrinterMcGhee 5 years ago

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• There are generally two types of black ink, dye based and pigment based. You do not want to mix them up, the pigment based ink is not only thicker, but uses larger particles that will damage or destroy you black dye print head nozzle. Running dye based ink through your pigment print head will give you poor quality prints and possibly a leaky mess inside your printer. Many quality printers now run 5 separate inks cartridges, 3 color and 2 black. The smaller dye based black ink cartridge is predominatly for photos and the larger pigment cartridge is predominantly for text..

  Answered by Robfergy 7 years ago

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• Cost

  Answered by Kiki 7 years ago

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