Eco-sol Max 3...now suitable for hospitals and schools.......

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Well I hope none of you have been poisoning school children and sick people.


Available in both 220cc and 500cc cartridges, the new ink is said to deliver faster drying times, larger capacity cartridges, a lower price per cc of ink and an overall performance upgrade. The range has also received Greenguard Gold Certification, making it suitable for use in environments such as schools and hospitals.
- See more at: http://www.labelsandlabeling.com/ne...oduces-eco-sol-max-3-ink#sthash.gh9Z4uEe.dpuf

Roland DG has launched Eco-Sol Max 3, a new ink for use with the company’s eco-solvent printers and printer/cutters.
Available in both 220cc and 500cc cartridges, the new ink is said to deliver faster drying times, larger capacity cartridges, a lower price per cc of ink and an overall performance upgrade. The range has also received Greenguard Gold Certification, making it suitable for use in environments such as schools and hospitals.
- See more at: http://www.labelsandlabeling.com/ne...oduces-eco-sol-max-3-ink#sthash.gh9Z4uEe.dpuf
Roland DG has launched Eco-Sol Max 3, a new ink for use with the company’s eco-solvent printers and printer/cutters.
Available in both 220cc and 500cc cartridges, the new ink is said to deliver faster drying times, larger capacity cartridges, a lower price per cc of ink and an overall performance upgrade. The range has also received Greenguard Gold Certification, making it suitable for use in environments such as schools and hospitals.
- See more at: http://www.labelsandlabeling.com/ne...oduces-eco-sol-max-3-ink#sthash.gh9Z4uEe.dpuf


Roland DG has launched Eco-Sol Max 3, a new ink for use with the company’s eco-solvent printers and printer/cutters.

Available in both 220cc and 500cc cartridges, the new ink is said to deliver faster drying times, larger capacity cartridges, a lower price per cc of ink and an overall performance upgrade. The range has also received Greenguard Gold Certification, making it suitable for use in environments such as schools and hospitals.

 

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Ok well that was a copy/pastefail if I ever saw one.

 

[rjssigns]

Wonder if I can run it in my SP540V? Only says current printers, but I can't imagine the ink train is that different. Of course if it was compatible what would that do to colors/profiles?

 

[CanuckSigns]

I thought the regular eco sol max already had greenguard certification

Ive been using it in hospitals and schools for years now...

 

[TXFB.INS]

we were told by our tech when the Max 2 came out that the new inks were NOT backwards compatible.....


yeah I also thought Max 1 inks were certified school/hospital safe also.

 

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Link to versaworks update...looks like it works for all printers (I use 3rd party anyway) Shout out to Bobby Fosson CS sign supply and his STS inks. Been going 3 years on them, 1 faulty cartridge out of a hundred or more and Bobby over-nighted a replacement for free.

http://download.rolanddg.jp/VersaWorks/RVW3_E5500.htm

 

[CS-SignSupply]

Max 3 not available in US at this time.

"Customers in England, Scotland and Wales"

 

[CS-SignSupply]

And no reason that I know of for Roland DGA to bring this into the US Market.

 

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So they won't even approve Eco-Sol Max 2 Inks for schools and hospitals. And that's the dried non-stinky already printed laminated and cut vinyl sticker. Nope can't have it at the hospital. But it's ok for some shops to print in buildings without hoods. I would start to question how safe your shop really is for some of you people.

 

[CS-SignSupply]

Both ESL3 Max and ESL4 Max2 are Greenguard Certified