Continuous Ink Flow  

I have seen low quality print by inkjet printers, I guess it has something to do with the ink, and the quality of the machine or printer, or maintenance of it.

I saw quality prints produced by this system, that's why I like to use it. The original inks are very expensive even the refills. They are able to make business out of refilling because it can be acquired in a much lesser price, and sell it near or 3/4 less the price of original.

I would, however, agree with many of laydee's concerns about quality and the effective savings being offset.

hmmm..sounds like they sell it as a system, like you're buying a new printer?

I had another thought in my mind before writing this. I thought I can send them my printer and let them modify it. I have an old Epson Stylus C43SX, for some reasons it has stopped working (the original make), and I thought I can make it work if I can modify it.

And, about the print quality, I do not expect much from inkjet printers. i have seen shops where I was able to print my IDs on photo paper and it prints fine,for very small cost, i also find it perfect for some desktop publishing and printing business for a PC rental shop.

I think that if your printer has stopped working, then these people would not be able to make it work again. There are many reasons why a printer may stop working, most of them mechanical and needing significant replacement parts, which, alone, will cost you more than a new printer. To be honest, inkjet printers are now so cheap that it is not worth trying to repair an old one.

The companies I have seen online do not accept machines 'for modification', anyway, because the modification is very simple and merely involves placing the cartridge heads in the cradle where the normal ink cartridges go. These firms sell equipment and are normally only retailers. They have neither the time nor the facilities to accept customers' machines.

The systems are specific to particular models of printer because the heads simply fit in the cradle. I checked one site with a very comprehensive list of printers and yours was not listed. I suspect that it is too old to do anything with.

Thanks for trying to explain, I understand from you, that it is easy to install if my printer is supported. I can't find mine model on the list either. well, it is old, I bought in 2002 or 2003, but I rarely use, I might had only had a problem with the driver, as this model is dependent on the driver unlike the newer ones, but I did open and try to find out why it doesn't move, and I knacked something.

Now, I need it, for my own use. I just thought I can do something about that old printer of mine rather than collect dust, or if I'm going to send it to junk shop.

I might consider buying a new one as I we are running PC rental shop, but maybe I'd go for refurbished/second hand if I'm going to alter the machine for that system.