Inkjet Printer ink for CISS 120ml Stencils
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Specifications
- Brand
- Inkjet Stencil
- Volume
- 120 ml
- Quantity
- 120ml
- Compatibility
- EPSON Eco Tank
- Format
- Inkjet
- Content
- 2 bottles
- Use
- Tattoo stencils
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Inkjet Printer ink for CISS 120ml Stencils
This is the refill ink for digital stencil printing systems — a modern alternative to classic thermal transfer on carbon paper. It is poured into a continuous ink supply (CISS) inkjet printer dedicated exclusively to printing stencils, and the resulting design is transferred to the skin with the help of a compatible preparation spray, because it is a carbon-free system. The 120 ml bottle is aimed at artists and studios who want a digital workflow: clean outline, faithful details, and low cost per stencil compared to the carbon paper method.
How to use
- Shake the bottle well before use (about 30 seconds) so that the pigment is uniform.
- Open the reservoir of the CISS printer dedicated to stencils and pour the ink slowly, without exceeding the MAX mark. If the printer has multiple reservoirs, distribute the ink among all of them — none should remain empty at startup, otherwise air pockets may appear.
- After filling, keep the printer in an upright position and do not tilt it, to avoid air in the system.
- Run 1-2 print head cleaning cycles and a test page before the first real stencil.
- Print the design on inkjet stencil paper (not on regular paper).
- Prepare and clean the skin area, then apply the compatible preparation spray — in a carbon-free system, the spray is what fixes and transfers the ink onto the skin.
- Place the paper with the design on the prepared area, press evenly for a few seconds, then lift it carefully and let the stencil dry completely before starting the tattoo.
Tips from us
- Use the printer ONLY for stencils, with this formula. Regular office ink or toner has no place in the system and can be toxic in the context of tattooing.
- Do not leave the printer unused for long periods — the inkjet head can dry out. Print periodically or run a maintenance cycle to keep the nozzles clean.
- Store the bottle and system at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
- Do not mix with other types of ink — you can compromise both the line quality and the print head.
- Have the other consumables in the workflow ready in advance: inkjet stencil paper and compatible preparation spray. Without them, the digital transfer does not work fully.
- When filling a multi-reservoir system for the first time, more than one bottle may be needed; afterwards, refill only when the level drops, without letting any reservoir become completely empty.
Frequently asked questions
What printer does this ink work with?▾
It is designed for continuous ink supply (CISS) inkjet printers dedicated to stencil printing, the Epson Eco Tank range being the one recommended by the manufacturer. Before purchasing, check if your printer model is compatible with this type of ink and reserve the printer exclusively for stencils — do not use it as a studio multifunction printer.
Why do I absolutely need the preparation spray?▾
Because this is a carbon-free system. Unlike thermal paper, here the printed ink does not fix itself onto the skin: the preparation spray applied to the clean area is what picks up the design from the paper and fixes it onto the skin. Without it, the stencil will not remain clear throughout the session.
Do I need to use a special paper?▾
Yes. Inkjet stencil paper is used. Regular paper does not hold fine lines correctly and does not transfer the design cleanly onto the skin, so the result would be blurry.
Can I print color stencils or only in one color?▾
Stencil printing is monochrome. All printer reservoirs are filled with the same stencil ink, and the classic transfer color is purple/violet, precisely for good visibility on the skin. You do not treat the printer like a regular color photo printer — its role is strictly to output the stencil outline.
How do I maintain the ink and printer to prevent drying out?▾
Shake the bottle before each refill, keep the ink at room temperature, and do not mix it with other types. Keep the printer upright, do not let the reservoirs empty completely, and periodically run a maintenance cycle or a test page if you haven't printed in a while, to keep the nozzles clear.
Is it more cost-effective than carbon paper?▾
The digital inkjet method reduces the cost per printed page compared to classic carbon paper stencils, and a 120 ml bottle covers a large number of stencils. The actual yield, however, depends on the design size and how much ink each stencil uses, so the exact number varies from studio to studio.
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