Can you use this printer for Sublimation? null

I believe you have to convert it but I would say yes I’ve seen the videos on YouTube where it has been done but it would I think be a sublimation printer because it’s a different ink

Yes you can sublimate on this printer. You will need to convert it. Cosmo ink is what I use.

Yes, you can, i purchased it for just that and have been successfully been using it for about a year and a half. You just have to “convert” it. Which basically means, use the chips from the epsom ink cartridges, put them in empty cartridges for that printer and fill them with sub ink. There are tons of videos on YouTube on how to do it. However, now you can get empty cartridges with chips already on them from Etsy and such, but they aren’t all that much cheaper than repurchasing the ink. Still super expensive. When I bought mine, everyone was saying there would be a simple conversion within the year.. Well, that never came! Better off going with an eco tank!

Hi Sublimation. No, the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-7840 was not designed for dye-sublimation printing nor use non-genuine Epson ink cartridges. Regards, Bobby - The Epson Team.

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I believe you have to convert it but I would say yes I’ve seen the videos on YouTube where it has been done but it would I think be a sublimation printer because it’s a different ink
Answered by Super 4 years ago
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Yes you can sublimate on this printer. You will need to convert it. Cosmo ink is what I use.
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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Yes, you can, i purchased it for just that and have been successfully been using it for about a year and a half. You just have to “convert” it. Which basically means, use the chips from the epsom ink cartridges, put them in empty cartridges for that printer and fill them with sub ink. There are tons of videos on YouTube on how to do it. However, now you can get empty cartridges with chips already on them from Etsy and such, but they aren’t all that much cheaper than repurchasing the ink. Still super expensive. When I bought mine, everyone was saying there would be a simple conversion within the year.. Well, that never came! Better off going with an eco tank!
Answered by Jillean 2 years ago
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Hi Sublimation. No, the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-7840 was not designed for dye-sublimation printing nor use non-genuine Epson ink cartridges. Regards, Bobby - The Epson Team.
Answered by Epson 5 years ago
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