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ElevenTen Color Ink Conversion Guide
APPENDIX
pg 8
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Solvent-Compatible Parts for Roland Printers
Before switching your Roland printer to the ElevenTen Color R-1121 Series inkset, care needs to be taken
that the parts used in your printer are solvent compatible. In both cases there are parts available that are
not solvent compatible and would result in damage to the part or to the printer.
Print Heads
Print heads for solvent based inks differ from those of water based ink by the kind of gasket that is used
inbetween the print head base and the spigot. The pictures below show the different gaskets.
Do NOT use a print head with the con
fi
guration on the right. The gasket assembly should not have a plas-
tic plate that covers the print head’s printed circuit board.
Solvent compatibility can also be determined by looking at the label placed
under the end of the plastic lug of the print head. This is the white label that
contains head rank information for the print head. Solvent compatible print
heads have dots after the
fi
rst 15 characters of the code, while the water
based print heads contain no dots and all alpha-numeric characters. Labels
must contain dots to be solvent compatible. Labels with only alpha-numeric
characters are not compatible.
Pumps and Tubing
There are two types of pumps available from Roland. The solvent compatible pumps are easily identi
fi
ed
by the color of the tubes leading in to and out of the pump. Pumps with white or off-white tubes are NOT
solvent compatible and should not be used. Pumps with black tubes are solvent compatible and may be
used.
Solvent Based Print head
Aqueous Based Print head
Spigots
Print head
Gaskets
Pumps with black
tubing are solvent
compatible.
Correct
Pumps with white or
off-white tubing are NOT
solvent compatible.
Incorrect