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The I-Jet freeflo Inking system

Currenlty BluePrint offers the I-Jet freeflo inking system to clients who have (or who obtain) compatible HP printers. This is a single unit, that contains four (CMYK) ink reservoirs of 400ml (but are filled with 200ml each) that feeds special cartridges and keeps them full. The amount of ink available in any given month is sufficient to print between ten and twelve thousand colour pages.

	The I-Jet freeflo inking system Seen here are the four colour reservoirs and the four colour cartridges "on drip". The ink supplied per month is sufficient for ten to twelve thousand full colour prints (depending on coverage of course).
	The four resovoirs (400ml capacity) filled with 200ml of each of the four (CMYK) colours supplies sufficient ink for approximately 4 - 5 months full colour printing. These are "topped" up once a month and (optional extra) your printer gets "serviced" ensuring a smooth printing experience for the entire month.
	The ink cartridges is where the technology lies. This sends a signal to the printer that the cartridges are full (or have sufficient ink) and this enables the printer to continue printing. The printer heads will need replacement from time to time, depending on page coverage and volumes printed. This is a consumable which can be purchased by the client or replaced by our technician upon their regular monthly visits.

How does the I-Jet freeflo inking system work?

The I-Jet freeflo inking system has no moving parts and requires no power or energy to make it work. Simply stated, it works on a vacuum system, so when the ink is fed into the cartridge and the printer uses that ink, it is "called for" by the printer which then "pulls" the ink to the supply area and it is then placed on the page. This all happens between your computer, the software talking to the printer and the the instructions of which colours and how much of each colour is placed on the page. As ink is used so ink is called for and replaced. This in turn calls for ink from the reservoir and the whole system works as one.

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