The manufacturer has produced pigment inks for HP’s Pro X series of printers.
The inks are 100-percent pigment-based, and are designed for refilling of the 970 and 971 inkjet cartridges used in HP’s Pro X series of business inkjet machines. The company added that it uses the “purest water and highest quality pigment dispersions” to make the inks, whilst a “proprietary sub-micron filtration and purification process” helps produce the “OEM-quality” inks.
American Inkjet also noted that the inks are designed to meet OEM standards in “colour accuracy and balance, optical density, edge acuity, inter-colour bleed and dry time”, with “extensive compatibility” established alongside “throughput and latency testing”, with all of the work done to “be sure the new inks are reliable and problem-free”.
The four inks include black, cyan, magenta and yellow inks, with the 971 cartridges also higher-yield, and the cartridges are used in HP’s Officejet Pro X451dn, X476dn, X551dw and X576dw printers. American Inkjet stated that the inks “have been developed specifically for use in these printers” and their highest print speeds of up to 70ppm.
For more information, visit www.americaninkjet.com.