Kennen Inks Box German ink for HP DesignJet plotters using HP 712 cartridges: pigment black for sharp drawings and text, plus dye cyan, magenta and yellow for vivid colors, in heat-sealed 100 ml bottles with a dispensing spout to refill your cartridges precisely.
Same yield, much lower cost. Kennen German ink yields, milliliter for milliliter, the same as the original, at a fraction of the price. And the 300 ml option makes each milliliter even cheaper.
HP DesignJet T210 · T230 · T250 · T630 · T650
Replaces HP 712 cartridges: black 3ED70A (38 ml) and 3ED71A (80 ml), cyan 3ED67A, magenta 3ED68A and yellow 3ED69A.
Have a T120, T130, T520 or T530? It uses HP 711 cartridges: your ink is the HP 711 Box. Not sure? Message us on WhatsApp before buying and we'll confirm right away.
It's the same combination your plotter's original ink uses, so there's nothing to adjust.
Bottles don't include a filling adapter. Plotting every day? You're better off with the same Kennen Inks HP 712 ink by the liter, with the cheapest milliliter.
For the T210, T230 and T250 we have the continuous ink system with chip conversion and Kennen German ink, and for the T650 the Kennen continuous ink system for T650. Then you top it up with this same ink.
Does it yield the same as the original? Yes. Milliliter for milliliter, it yields the same as the original.
Should I get 100 or 300 ml? The 300 ml option is cheaper per milliliter. Black usually runs out first, so it's worth having more of that color.
Will it fix a printhead that's already failing? No. No ink revives a worn-out printhead. What it does is support it throughout its designed lifespan.
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