Is it correct that this ink is oil based? null

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Water based inks, both pigment and dye, will not mix with white spirit/mineral spirits/mineral turpentine, but mix readily with water. Oil based inks will not mix with water but mix readily with white spirit/mineral spirits/mineral turpentine. Until a few years ago, the key advantages of dye-based inks was a wider color range and lower cost while its disadvantages were that it was water soluble—a single drop of water could ruin a print—and that prints would fade faster. Pigmented inks, conversely, lasted longer and more water-resistant, but had less color depth and were more expensive. Today, however, there is little difference between current dye-based and pigmented inks, with the slight edge going to pigmented inks. Steady improvements in the inks’ formulas have addressed the shortcomings of both types, and current generation inks produced by name-brand manufacturers are generally claimed to be fade-resistant to last a lifetime when used with the recommended paper. Generally, pigment inks are marketed towards pro users, while lower-cost dye-based inks are marketed towards enthusiasts. Black and white photographers tend to prefer pigmented inks. However, a casual look at side-by-side prints will reveal only subtle differences that may only be appreciated by professional and serious amateur photographers. Even so, many pro printers are more than satisfied with dye-based prints.

No it’s not oil based ink, HP uses spirit based ink in the paintjet

“Is it correct that this ink is oil based?”

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Answered by Midge 8 years ago
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Answered by Jewel 6 years ago
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This product is water based.
Answered by Jewel 6 years ago
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Water based inks, both pigment and dye, will not mix with white spirit/mineral spirits/mineral turpentine, but mix readily with water. Oil based inks will not mix with water but mix readily with white spirit/mineral spirits/mineral turpentine. Until a few years ago, the key advantages of dye-based inks was a wider color range and lower cost while its disadvantages were that it was water soluble—a single drop of water could ruin a print—and that prints would fade faster. Pigmented inks, conversely, lasted longer and more water-resistant, but had less color depth and were more expensive. Today, however, there is little difference between current dye-based and pigmented inks, with the slight edge going to pigmented inks. Steady improvements in the inks’ formulas have addressed the shortcomings of both types, and current generation inks produced by name-brand manufacturers are generally claimed to be fade-resistant to last a lifetime when used with the recommended paper. Generally, pigment inks are marketed towards pro users, while lower-cost dye-based inks are marketed towards enthusiasts. Black and white photographers tend to prefer pigmented inks. However, a casual look at side-by-side prints will reveal only subtle differences that may only be appreciated by professional and serious amateur photographers. Even so, many pro printers are more than satisfied with dye-based prints.
Answered by Martin 8 years ago
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No it’s not oil based ink, HP uses spirit based ink in the paintjet
Answered by Maryann 8 years ago
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Answered by Zaki 8 years ago
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Answered by Anastasia 9 years ago
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