Re: where to get Lysonic Small Gamut (SG) inks (was Re: smallgamutinks)

["Sam A. McCandless" <samcc@vom.com>]

<x-flowed>Jerry Olson <jerryolson@rrv.net> wrote:

>Sam, I can't find small gamut inks on either site. They list a lot of
>lyson inks, but not those. Are they out yet?

On <ilabcorp.com> the Lysonic Small Gamut (SG) inks were not listed 
the last time I looked. But I think i-Lab has them in cartridges for 
at least the 860/1160. Call them at (603) 362-4190 or fax them at 
(603) 362-4191.

 From <inkjetart.com>'s home page, there are two ways to go. The 
easiest is to go down the left-most column of manufacturers' logos, 
and near the bottom click on the multicolored oval with "Lysonic" 
written in it. That will take you to a Lyson page. Click on "Small 
Gamut", fourth in the list of Lyson inks and media. They list the SG 
cartridges both for the 860/1160 and for the 3000, so I guess they 
actually have them.

Better yet, maybe, call them in Salt Lake at (801) 363-9709 and pick 
their brains, which they say they welcome for up to six minutes.


>Will the small gamut inks work with the 1160?  (go thru the fine nozzles)?

Yes, I think so. I know the droplets are smaller, but I'm not sure 
the nozzles are. I thought I'd heard on this list that the size of 
the droplets is controlled by electricity, not by the size of the 
nozzle. But what do I know? I'm trying to find out though. Murray 
asked about this too.


Sam

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