How to Eliminate Roller Marks on Epson ET-15000 for Sublimation and Convert to Bulk Paper Roll Q: I'm using an Epson ET-15000 for sublimation printing and am encountering issues with roller (star … read more Mar 28th 2024 Kevin Day Troubleshooting the HP OfficeJet Pro 7610: Overcoming the 0x61011bed Error Q: My HP OfficeJet Pro 7610 printer is displaying an error message about the printer or ink system w … read more Mar 28th 2024 Kevin Day Customizing Your Spreadshirt Shop on Your Own Domain If you're a seller on Spreadshirt and prefer to have your own domain, integrating your Spreadshirt s … read more Mar 28th 2024 Jee Comendador Home Scientific & Medical Ink High-Resolution Printing Ink: Light Black LK for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100LK) BCH High-Resolution Printing Ink: Light Black LK for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100LK) SKU: MD100LK UPC: MPN: MSRP: Now: $12.99 Was: — You save Current Stock: Quantity: Decrease Quantity: Increase Quantity: Add to Wish List Create New Wish List Facebook Email Print Twitter Pinterest Frequently bought together: Select all Add selected to cart Description Description Package content: 100 ml Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink To use this ink: 4-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink 6-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Cyan (LC) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Magenta (LM) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Please refer to this article about medical inkjet printing: https://bchtechnologies.com/blog/why-we-should-use-inkjet-printers-in-medical-images/ Regular inks can print better than laser, but they are not comparable with BCH medical inks. BCH medical ink is formulated to satisfy these requirements: 1. Optimized for film printing. Although BCH's medical ink can be used on both paper and transparent film, we have optimized the ink for the balancing of color reproduction, tonal gradations, and uniform glossiness, and we have more precise control of dry time, spread, and retention. Therefore, the ink will dry fast and be smear resistant. Also, the ink will be suitable for long-term storage. Furthermore, the ink is designed to reduce reflection and enhance transparency control for films. 2. High resolution and high black-white contrast ratio. Have you ever wondered why medical films are blue? It is because inkjet and laser toner are naturally dark brownish/black, so adding a light blue will enhance the dark black and make it “crisp.” BCH took this into consideration and added particular material to the black, which makes it darker than regular black. Therefore, we expanded the range from the darkest black to a transparent color, giving a physician’s eye more range to explore intricate details. Furthermore, we have specially formulated the ink to be used in photo mode printing, which can make the image three to four times sharper than regular ink. 3. Continuous gray. Contrary to most people's beliefs, printing a black and white (grayscale) image is harder than printing in color. To make something gray, we would mix equal amounts of cyan, magenta, and yellow. To make a pure black, we would need all three inks (CMY) printing at the maximum capability. However, this will result in too much ink on the paper and create problems. Therefore, a printer will carry a premixed black color and use it just in this situation. Now, what if we want to print 98% black? Do we use black or CMY ink? The printer will make a decision and use mostly black ink and a little bit of CMY. During this process, the printer carefully calculates the best results for each print mode and paper type used while looking at various image factors including color reproduction, tonal gradations, black density, low graininess, glossiness, anti-bronzing, and anti-metamerism. Mixing ink is not easy, and the result often varies from paper to film. In many prints, we can see the “banding” problem which is the inkjet transition from mixing colors. One solution to this problem is to only use black and different shades of black inks. Although some printers carry a gray ink cartridge to get around the hassle of mixing, BCH takes this idea to the next level. For BCH's medical ink, we replaced all the colors (CMY LC LM) with specially formulated four to six shades of gray, so the printer is using a more precise color rather than making it on the fly. Therefore, we are mixing different shades of pure blacks, which give the print a more natural and accurate representation of actual colors. This way, it can separate subtle differences that may be missed by a regular inkjet or laser. 4. Minimize clogging. In a fast-paced environment such as the medical field, the chance of clogging should be minimized to the lowest level. BCH uses triple filtration technology and a nano-filter to make sure the ink won't clog up the printhead. We also add the BCH wetter solution to prevent the clogging from happening. We select high-grade dye ink because even if the printhead is clogged, the clog can be easily removed by a printer's built-in self-cleaning function. 5. Safe and environmentally friendly. BCH ink is non-toxic, leaves no VOA residue, and is safe to be used in a medical environment. 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Troubleshooting the HP OfficeJet Pro 7610: Overcoming the 0x61011bed Error Q: My HP OfficeJet Pro 7610 printer is displaying an error message about the printer or ink system w … read more Mar 28th 2024 Kevin Day Customizing Your Spreadshirt Shop on Your Own Domain If you're a seller on Spreadshirt and prefer to have your own domain, integrating your Spreadshirt s … read more Mar 28th 2024 Jee Comendador Home Scientific & Medical Ink High-Resolution Printing Ink: Light Black LK for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100LK) BCH High-Resolution Printing Ink: Light Black LK for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100LK) SKU: MD100LK UPC: MPN: MSRP: Now: $12.99 Was: — You save Current Stock: Quantity: Decrease Quantity: Increase Quantity: Add to Wish List Create New Wish List Facebook Email Print Twitter Pinterest Frequently bought together: Select all Add selected to cart Description Description Package content: 100 ml Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink To use this ink: 4-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink 6-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Cyan (LC) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Magenta (LM) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Please refer to this article about medical inkjet printing: https://bchtechnologies.com/blog/why-we-should-use-inkjet-printers-in-medical-images/ Regular inks can print better than laser, but they are not comparable with BCH medical inks. BCH medical ink is formulated to satisfy these requirements: 1. Optimized for film printing. Although BCH's medical ink can be used on both paper and transparent film, we have optimized the ink for the balancing of color reproduction, tonal gradations, and uniform glossiness, and we have more precise control of dry time, spread, and retention. Therefore, the ink will dry fast and be smear resistant. Also, the ink will be suitable for long-term storage. Furthermore, the ink is designed to reduce reflection and enhance transparency control for films. 2. High resolution and high black-white contrast ratio. Have you ever wondered why medical films are blue? It is because inkjet and laser toner are naturally dark brownish/black, so adding a light blue will enhance the dark black and make it “crisp.” BCH took this into consideration and added particular material to the black, which makes it darker than regular black. Therefore, we expanded the range from the darkest black to a transparent color, giving a physician’s eye more range to explore intricate details. Furthermore, we have specially formulated the ink to be used in photo mode printing, which can make the image three to four times sharper than regular ink. 3. Continuous gray. Contrary to most people's beliefs, printing a black and white (grayscale) image is harder than printing in color. To make something gray, we would mix equal amounts of cyan, magenta, and yellow. To make a pure black, we would need all three inks (CMY) printing at the maximum capability. However, this will result in too much ink on the paper and create problems. Therefore, a printer will carry a premixed black color and use it just in this situation. Now, what if we want to print 98% black? Do we use black or CMY ink? The printer will make a decision and use mostly black ink and a little bit of CMY. During this process, the printer carefully calculates the best results for each print mode and paper type used while looking at various image factors including color reproduction, tonal gradations, black density, low graininess, glossiness, anti-bronzing, and anti-metamerism. Mixing ink is not easy, and the result often varies from paper to film. In many prints, we can see the “banding” problem which is the inkjet transition from mixing colors. One solution to this problem is to only use black and different shades of black inks. Although some printers carry a gray ink cartridge to get around the hassle of mixing, BCH takes this idea to the next level. For BCH's medical ink, we replaced all the colors (CMY LC LM) with specially formulated four to six shades of gray, so the printer is using a more precise color rather than making it on the fly. Therefore, we are mixing different shades of pure blacks, which give the print a more natural and accurate representation of actual colors. This way, it can separate subtle differences that may be missed by a regular inkjet or laser. 4. Minimize clogging. In a fast-paced environment such as the medical field, the chance of clogging should be minimized to the lowest level. BCH uses triple filtration technology and a nano-filter to make sure the ink won't clog up the printhead. We also add the BCH wetter solution to prevent the clogging from happening. We select high-grade dye ink because even if the printhead is clogged, the clog can be easily removed by a printer's built-in self-cleaning function. 5. Safe and environmentally friendly. BCH ink is non-toxic, leaves no VOA residue, and is safe to be used in a medical environment. View AllClose Related Products Related Products Add to Cart Quick view High-Resolution Printing Ink: Light Light Black LLK (Double Light Black)for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100LLK) BCH MSRP: Now: $12.99 Was: Package content: 100 ml Double Light Black (Light Light Black, LLK) High Resolution Ink To use this ink: 4-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) Add to Cart Quick view High-Resolution Printing Ink: Black for Medical Imaging & Black and White (BW) Photo Printing (MD100K) BCH MSRP: Now: $12.99 Was: Package content: 100 ml Black (K) High Resolution Ink To use this ink: 4-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Out of stock Quick view Doped Ink: KI Doped Ink for Medical Phantom Printing (MD100-DPI) BCH MSRP: Now: $19.99 Was: Package content: 100 ml KI Doped Ink for Medical Imag Quick view High Resolution Pigment Ink Base Solution for Canon - Clear Transparent - for High Precision Printing MSRP: Now: $10.99 Was: BCH Ink Base Solution for Pigment Ink BCH Clear Ink Base is in retail bottles. 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Description Description Package content: 100 ml Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink To use this ink: 4-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink 6-Color Printers: Color Replace With Balck (K) BCH Black (K) High Resolution Ink Cyan (C) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Magenta (M) BCH Light Black (LK) High Resolution Ink (This Product) Yellow (Y) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Cyan (LC) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Light Magenta (LM) BCH Double Light Black (LLK) High Resolution Ink Please refer to this article about medical inkjet printing: https://bchtechnologies.com/blog/why-we-should-use-inkjet-printers-in-medical-images/ Regular inks can print better than laser, but they are not comparable with BCH medical inks. BCH medical ink is formulated to satisfy these requirements: 1. Optimized for film printing. Although BCH's medical ink can be used on both paper and transparent film, we have optimized the ink for the balancing of color reproduction, tonal gradations, and uniform glossiness, and we have more precise control of dry time, spread, and retention. Therefore, the ink will dry fast and be smear resistant. Also, the ink will be suitable for long-term storage. Furthermore, the ink is designed to reduce reflection and enhance transparency control for films. 2. High resolution and high black-white contrast ratio. Have you ever wondered why medical films are blue? It is because inkjet and laser toner are naturally dark brownish/black, so adding a light blue will enhance the dark black and make it “crisp.” BCH took this into consideration and added particular material to the black, which makes it darker than regular black. Therefore, we expanded the range from the darkest black to a transparent color, giving a physician’s eye more range to explore intricate details. Furthermore, we have specially formulated the ink to be used in photo mode printing, which can make the image three to four times sharper than regular ink. 3. Continuous gray. Contrary to most people's beliefs, printing a black and white (grayscale) image is harder than printing in color. To make something gray, we would mix equal amounts of cyan, magenta, and yellow. To make a pure black, we would need all three inks (CMY) printing at the maximum capability. However, this will result in too much ink on the paper and create problems. Therefore, a printer will carry a premixed black color and use it just in this situation. Now, what if we want to print 98% black? Do we use black or CMY ink? The printer will make a decision and use mostly black ink and a little bit of CMY. During this process, the printer carefully calculates the best results for each print mode and paper type used while looking at various image factors including color reproduction, tonal gradations, black density, low graininess, glossiness, anti-bronzing, and anti-metamerism. Mixing ink is not easy, and the result often varies from paper to film. In many prints, we can see the “banding” problem which is the inkjet transition from mixing colors. One solution to this problem is to only use black and different shades of black inks. Although some printers carry a gray ink cartridge to get around the hassle of mixing, BCH takes this idea to the next level. For BCH's medical ink, we replaced all the colors (CMY LC LM) with specially formulated four to six shades of gray, so the printer is using a more precise color rather than making it on the fly. Therefore, we are mixing different shades of pure blacks, which give the print a more natural and accurate representation of actual colors. This way, it can separate subtle differences that may be missed by a regular inkjet or laser. 4. Minimize clogging. In a fast-paced environment such as the medical field, the chance of clogging should be minimized to the lowest level. BCH uses triple filtration technology and a nano-filter to make sure the ink won't clog up the printhead. We also add the BCH wetter solution to prevent the clogging from happening. We select high-grade dye ink because even if the printhead is clogged, the clog can be easily removed by a printer's built-in self-cleaning function. 5. Safe and environmentally friendly. BCH ink is non-toxic, leaves no VOA residue, and is safe to be used in a medical environment. View AllClose
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