Black RICOH Ri 100 Cleaning Cartridge

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Black RICOH Ri 100 Cleaning Cartridge, fits the RICOH Ri 100 Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printer, sold separately. This genuine, 140mL OEM-Type 1 cartridge has an approximate yield of 600 prints. RICOH Ri 100 ink is capable of decorating cotton and polyester material that is white or light-colored. Not for use with dark-colored cotton or polyester garments.

Weight: 0.59 lbs

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$ 22.00 - 1 and up May be ordered in any quantity from our Alabama WarehouseThis item may be ordered from our Rhode Island Warehouse in any quantity

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Are these Black RICOH Ri 100 Cleaning Cartridge compatible with all sublimation inks?
Our Black RICOH Ri 100 Cleaning Cartridge are compatible with most sublimation inks and systems including Sawgrass^® Sublimation Ink(recommended), Epson^® Sublimation Ink(recommended), Artesprix^® Sublimation Markers & Paints(recommended), Cosmos Ink^®, Hiipoo Sublimation Ink, InkOwl^® Performance Sublimation Ink, Cricuit^® Infusible Ink, Printers Jack Sublimation Ink, Seogol Sublimation Ink, Koala Sublimation Ink, DelTeck, Cricuit Infusible Ink Pens, and many more. Have a question about sublimation ink compatibility? Call one of our experienced consultants today at 1-800-826-6332.

What type of heat press machine do I need to produce these Black RICOH Ri 100 Cleaning Cartridge?
While we recommend a Geo Knight Swing-Away heat press, this product is compatible with most all brands of heat press machines including Geo Knight^®, Cricut^® EasyPress^™, VEVOR^® Heat Press Machines, HIX^® EVO Series Presses, Stahls^® Brand Heat Presses, Hotronix^® Presses, and many others. Sublimation transfers require anywhere from 375° to 425° F and demand serious force in pressing often from 40-80 psi so check your manufacturer\'s specs.

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