As they are designed for matte papers rather than gloss, his B&W inks lack a binding agent which allegedly is the main source of clogs. The B&W inks have another advantage that the colour inks won't have.
I would imagine that this also applies to the colour inks. I use Cone's B&W pigment inks in a 1400 for some time and have had no problems. Would easily run you more then a pigment printer. Pigment based is even more of a jump, and one I'm sure that couldīesides that, you would have to invest in a very good spectrometer toīe able to calibrate your printer for the new inks, the cost of which Switching from an ink that is dye based to one that is Machine that was not specifically designed to use it can causeĭamage. That even replacing the standard magenta with the vivid magenta in a
I would be wary of using those inks in your printer.
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